Real rope physics
A Verlet simulation, not a GIF. Grab, stretch, and flick. It swings, then comes to rest.
Native macOS · menu bar
A lucky charm that hangs from your Mac.
Pull the rope. Flick it. It settles above your work and stays out of the way — click-through everywhere except the charm itself.
Download CharmDrop
Drag the charm — this is the real physics.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple Silicon
Built like a Mac app, not a web wrapper.
Click-through desktop
The overlay covers the display but ignores the pointer unless you are on the charm.
Rituals, not gimmicks
Click to hang a fresh Nimbu Mirchi, light a Diya, ring the bell, or wake the Nazar.
Private by design
No account, no analytics, no network. Preferences stay on this Mac.
Lives in the menu bar
No Dock icon while you work. Launch at login when you want it waiting at the bezel.
Yours to place
Left, centre, right, or a custom spot. Length, thickness, and size are yours.
Four charms. Same rope.
Tap a charm to hang it on the stage above. In the app, a click starts its ritual.
Hang one on your Mac.
FreeFree. Version 0.1.0. Download the DMG — drag it into Applications, then open it from the menu bar.
The app is free on every Mac. If CharmDrop made you smile, you can buy me a coffee.
This build is not notarized yet. If macOS says Apple could not verify CharmDrop, open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, and click Open Anyway. Then drag it into Applications.