Mac
Lives in your menu bar
Today’s waking-day percentage sits beside the clock. One click opens every period, the sunrise strip, your current calendar event, and a quick check-in.
Time at a glance
Plenty turns your day, week, month, quarter, year — and an estimate of your lifetime — into quiet progress bars. In the Mac menu bar, on your iPhone, and in your terminal.
Free · macOS 14 or later · Version 0.4.0
Tuesday, Oct 20
Mac
Today’s waking-day percentage sits beside the clock. One click opens every period, the sunrise strip, your current calendar event, and a quick check-in.
iPhone
Bars, rings, and numbers for the Home and Lock Screen, a nightstand-sized day in StandBy, and the current period on your Dynamic Island.
Terminal
An animated dashboard for macOS, Linux, and Windows — plus plain, JSON, and Waybar output for scripts, status bars, and agents.
Choose when your day starts and ends, so sleep doesn’t count against you.
Sunrise and sunset drawn on the same timeline, calculated offline.
Elapsed percentage, time remaining, and what one percent means in hours and days.
Calendar quarters or Japan’s April–March fiscal year.
Mark your birthday in the year and compare your age with an editable average lifespan.
See how far through the current meeting you are, from Apple Calendar or HEY.
Every glance is a check-in. Long gaps are flagged and your day’s rhythm is charted.
The Mac app and the CLI share a single, versioned settings file.
No account. No analytics. No ads. Plenty calculates everything on your device and never sends your birth date, location, calendar, or history anywhere.
Read the privacy policy →A signed, notarized universal app that updates itself.
Download .dmgmacOS and Linux. Installs plenty into ~/.local/bin.
Windows: download plenty.exe
In beta on TestFlight. Write to hello@plenty.today for an invite.