GOKIs deploys a colony of small, fast critters onto your Mac. They scatter from your cursor, hole up in the corners, and quietly move in.
Small. Fast. Surprisingly good at not being where you just looked.
Their family has run continuously for roughly 350 million years — outliving dinosaurs, three ice ages, and at least two operating systems.
You've probably crossed paths before. Maybe in the kitchen. Maybe late at night, right at the edge of your vision.
YOU KNOW THE ONES.
Six small services. No chemicals, no cleanup, no exterminator on standby — just a little life in the corners of your screen.
Move the mouse close and they scatter — quick, twitchy, statistically uncatchable.
Idle a moment and they slip behind your windows, into the edges of the screen.
Set them loose on a friend's Mac. Reactions guaranteed. Friendships, less so.
Or keep them for yourself. A small, ongoing presence that quietly populates your desktop.
Native macOS. Tiny binary, runs silent in the background, stays out of the way.
Set the headcount (1 to 100,000), pick a display style, evict them from the menu bar.
Pull GOKIs from the Mac App Store. Free. macOS 15.6+ on Apple Silicon.
Launch the app. Critters appear on the desktop.
Spoiler: 350 million years of practice is hard to beat.
Free on the Mac App Store. Lease terms apply. Friendships not warranted.
DEPLOY TO MAC