Early access
You’re early.
Unlook is in development. There is no public download yet — the core of the product is built and being validated, stage by stage, and this page will change the moment that changes.
Explore the productWhere the build stands ↓
No public build · No launch date · macOS & Windows planned
Where it stands
In order, with nothing hidden
No dates, no percentages, no progress bars. Just the order of the work: the heart of the product first, then everything a public build deserves.
Implemented
The Eye Reset Moment
The flagship full-display Moment — twenty seconds of looking somewhere far away, inside its calm environment — is implemented and being validated on macOS.
Implemented
The session engine
The deterministic work-session engine is implemented: schedule evaluation, runtime eligibility, and focus counting that never reads what you are working on.
Implemented
Invitations
The top-centred invitation — Start, Snooze, Skip, never stealing focus, never repeating — is implemented and behaving as designed.
Implemented
Today, History & the local-first core
The Today dashboard, the checkable History, and the local database they rest on are implemented. Your record lives on your device from the first build.
In progress
Compact mode
The small, non-blocking form of the Moment — for the days when a full display is too much — is next in the build.
Before launch
Windows, packaging & the commercial layer
Windows validation on real hardware, production signing and packaging, and the trial, subscription, and account systems all come before any public build.
Later, optional
Camera Wellness Labs
The optional, opt-in camera stage comes after the core product proves itself — and if it does not meet its own bar, Unlook launches without it.
Platforms
macOS and Windows, at launch
Two platforms are the planned launch scope. Only one has evidence today — and that distinction stays visible here until it stops being true.
macOS
Apple Silicon
Where Unlook is built and validated. Every piece of evidence so far — the engine, the Moment, the accessibility passes — comes from this platform.
Validating now
Windows 11
x64
A planned launch platform, and a launch requirement. Nothing has run on Windows yet; parity comes before any public build, not after it.
Before launch
Exact supported OS versions and architectures will be stated here — and in the installer — before anything is downloadable. Intel Macs, Windows 10, and Linux are not part of the launch scope.
What it will cost
A trial, then a subscription
The model is decided even though the numbers are not. Nothing here is a limited-time anything.
Seven days, all of it
Seven days of the complete product — no artificial feature restrictions, no cut-down tier to graduate from.
Then a subscription
$5 a month, or $50 a year — a year for the price of ten months. Both take effect at launch.
Your history stays yours
After a trial ends, everything Unlook recorded stays readable, exportable, and deletable on your device — whether or not you subscribe.
One email, when it opens
When early access opens, the plan is a single notification — not a drip campaign.
Not connected yet — this form does not send anywhere. When a launch-notification service is approved, it will be wired up here first.
Questions
Straight answers
Is there a beta I can join?
Not yet. Validation happens before any public build — alpha and beta are their own stages, each with exit conditions. When a build is ready for outside hands, this page will say so plainly.
Will Unlook be on the Mac App Store or Microsoft Store?
The plan is direct download: a signed installer from this site, with authenticated updates. App stores are not part of V1.
When does it launch?
There is no date to give you. The roadmap is organised by evidence and exit conditions, not calendar promises — a stage finishes when its gates are met. A month printed here would be a guess dressed up as a plan.
Will starting the trial require a card?
That decision has not been made. It will be stated plainly, here, before launch — not discovered at checkout.
Can I follow progress?
This site is the record. The product pages describe what is planned and what is conditional, and the Labs page describes what is deliberately later. When something here changes state, that is real news.