Oyenza Studio
The island while music plays: album art and a little equalizer The cream island of the Oyen theme: album art, and Oyen swaying as music notes float up
The open island: the Music page with synced lyrics The open island in the Oyen theme: the Music page with synced lyrics

Oyenza Studio

A living notch.

New in 0.2.30: Caffeine. Add what you drink, and see your last call for coffee.
Free for Windows and MacOpen source · Windows 3.2 MB · Mac 5.9 MB · What's new in 0.2.30
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Oyen, an orange plush cat, peeking over the island while a song plays

Quiet at the top. Everything, one hover away.

A small island hangs from the top of your screen. It shows what's happening and opens into quick pages when you point at it.

New in 0.2.30.

Caffeine, until bedtime

Add what you drink, by its shots or by the cup, and see how much caffeine is still in you, hour by hour. Last call is the latest your usual coffee can go in and be mostly gone by bedtime, and the island reminds you before it.

Kemenag or Muhammadiyah

Prayer times can follow Muhammadiyah now: Majelis Tarjih's times and the Kalender Hijriah Global Tunggal (KHGT). Today's Hijri date shows above the arc, by the calendar you pick. Kemenag stays the default.

Diorama, a fifth look

The resting pill becomes a small window onto a pixel-art place: a house, a tree and a sky that follows your clock, from dawn through the golden hour to the stars. At sunset a glass ball rolls across, and night falls behind it. On Windows and Mac.

See what Pro brings

The Add-ons tab lists every Pro feature now, and a click says what it does. AI usage is part of Studio Pro from this version, next to Meeting notes, the IELTS coach and the Downloader.

Slide the glass ball

Press Diorama's glass ball and slide it, like a day and night switch: the place runs on with it, through the golden hour and the sunset into the night. The pill is as long as a notch now, and the whole island wears its frame, cream by day and indigo at night.

The highlights.

While it rests

It shows what's happening.

  1. Album art and a beat. The title peeks in when the song changes.

  2. The island sings along in every look, with the reading under Japanese, Korean and Chinese lines.

  3. The countdown keeps going while you work.

  4. A clean pop-up when you change the volume or plug in.

  5. Bluetooth headsets say hello, with their battery level.

  6. The ten minutes before each prayer, with the add-on. OK puts it away until the prayer.

  7. With Oyenza. The amount stays hidden until you click Show.

  8. A clock, a pair of eyes, or nothing until you point.

Album art and an equalizer Album art, and Oyen swaying as music notes float up
The closed island singing along: album art, the line being sung and an equalizer The line being sung on the closed island, in the Oyen theme
A focus countdown with a progress ring A focus countdown with a progress ring, in the Oyen theme
The volume level The volume level, in the Oyen theme
Headphones connected, with battery level Headphones connected, with battery level, in the Oyen theme
The island counting down to the next prayer, with OK at its right end The prayer countdown in the Oyen theme
Money in at BCA, amount and sender hidden, with a Show button Money in at BCA, amount and sender hidden, in the Oyen theme
The resting island with a clock The resting island with a clock and Oyen peeking

Nine quick pages.
One hover away.

Point at the island and it opens. Move away and it closes.

Music

Music, with the words.

Lyrics scroll in time with Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube or any app in Windows' media controls or the Mac's Now Playing.

The Music page: controls and time-synced lyrics The Music page in the Oyen theme
Oyen in headphones

Read along

Every word, with its reading.

Korean, Japanese and Chinese lines get syllables, romaji or pinyin, set small under each word. New in 0.2.3: on the closed island too.

The Music page with Korean lyrics, each word's reading in Latin letters set small underneath The same Korean lyrics and readings in the Oyen theme
二人futari 一歩ippo 心にはkokoro ni wa

And the rest of your day.

Today

Five weeks from Google Calendar and Gmail: a dot under each day with something on, and your schedule from now, with Join for the meeting on now.

The Today page: the date and five weeks of days, a dot under each one with something on, beside the meeting on now with Join, then lunch, a call, a flight and a bill due The Today page in the Oyen theme: five weeks of days beside the meeting on now with Join, then the rest of the day

Shelf

Drop files on the island, or send them from your phone.

The Shelf page The Shelf page in the Oyen theme

Tasks

A tiny to-do list for what you'd otherwise forget.

The Tasks page The Tasks page in the Oyen theme

Focus

A Pomodoro timer that keeps counting in the island.

The Focus page The Focus page in the Oyen theme

Health

Today's steps and your week, from your phone through Oyenza. Turn on Show on Oyenza Studio under your steps in Oyenza's Health (Sehat) on your phone and they show here, with a notice when you reach your goal. An add-on: switch it on under Add-ons.

The Health page: 8,412 of 8,000 steps today, and the week as bars The Health page in the Oyen theme

Studio Pro

Your AI limits, before you hit them.

Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode Go and more: what's left of each plan, and when it resets.

The AI page: a card for each AI service found, Codex at 62% of its 5-hour limit, Claude Code at 84% of its 5-hour limit in orange, OpenCode Go's 5-hour, weekly and monthly limits and Oyenza Inference with $18.40 left, each limit as a bar with when it resets, and the Tell me before I run out switch on The AI page in the Oyen theme: the same cards for Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode Go and Oyenza Inference

Sign-ins stay on your computer.

Each one goes only to its own service. Nothing about your usage goes to Oyenza.

Oyenza Inference, too.

Connect inference.oyenza.com with a code, and your balance and spend show beside your plans.

System

Your PC at a glance.

CPU, GPU, memory, drives, network and battery, and on a desktop, what the whole PC draws. An add-on: switch it on when you want it.

The System page: a strip of every part's live value, the CPU's rings and details, a minute of history, each core's load and the processes using the most The System page in the Oyen theme
Oyen holding a computer chip

New in 0.2.1

Power, on a desktop.

What the whole PC draws: from the power supply over USB, or an estimate.

System › Power on a desktop: 153 W for the whole PC, estimated, split into the CPU's 72 W, the graphics card's 41 W and about 40 W for the rest, with a minute of history; the power supply doesn't report System › Power in the Oyen theme
Keeps1 minuteof history, ready the moment you open the page.
About⅓ msa second to keep it. It rests while you're away.
NeedsNo driverand no admin rights. Nothing leaves your PC.

Settings

Settings, right in the island.

Press the gear beside the pin: Settings opens in the island, with your Oyenza account, the theme, the idle look and the switches you use most. Changes apply at once. Its last row, Advanced settings, or Advanced settings… in the menu, opens a window with every setting, light or dark like your system, that glides at your screen's own rate.

Settings in the island: Sign in with Oyenza, the theme and the idle look, Synced lyrics, Sounds and Start with Windows, the version with Check now, the tabs, and Advanced settings as the last row Settings in the island, in the Oyen theme

Phone drop

From your phone, onto the Shelf.

iPhone or Android, over your own Wi-Fi. Nothing to install on the phone.

  1. Scan the code with your phone.
  2. Pick photos or files.
  3. Accept on your PC.
The Shelf with Phone drop open: iPhone wants to send 3 files, with Decline and Accept Phone drop asking to accept 3 files from an iPhone, in the Oyen theme
The Shelf with Pair a phone open: a QR code to scan once, then the phone can send to this PC from any network The pairing code under the Shelf, in the Oyen theme

Paired phones

Send from any network.

Pair once. Then send from any Wi-Fi or mobile data, over an encrypted link.

Prayer times

Prayer times, for your city.

As Kemenag RI publishes them, or as Muhammadiyah does, with a live countdown, today on one arc, the Hijri date, the qibla and the adzan, on Windows and Mac. New in 0.2.28: Muhammadiyah's times and the KHGT calendar.

The Prayer page: Ashar at 14:59, counting down from 00:08:00, Kota Jakarta, today's five prayers on an arc with Ashar lit, the Hijri date, Imsak, Terbit and the qibla, and Adzan, Tone or Silent The Prayer page in the Oyen theme
Oyen holding a lantern
Picks from517Kemenag places, the nearest one found for you.
Matches98.2%of 227,367 times in Kemenag's 2026 schedule, to the minute.
An add-on of959 KBdownloaded only when you switch it on.

New in 0.2.11

Stocks, on the island.

The IHSG and up to 10 IDX stocks, laid out like Stocks on a Mac: the day's line, the price and the change, and a chart over a day, a month or a year.

The Stocks tab below a MacBook's notch: the IHSG, Bank BCA, Bank BRI, Bank Mandiri and Telkom on the left, each with its day's line, price and change, and the IHSG's day as a chart on the right The Stocks tab in the Oyen theme
Your listIHSG + 10stocks, found by code or name. Edit removes and reorders them.
Prices10 minbehind IDX, from oyenza.trade, asked only while the tab is open.
An add-onBuilt inNothing to download. Off, there's no Stocks tab at all.

New in 0.2.30

Caffeine, until bedtime.

Add what you drink, by its shots or by the cup, and see how much is still in you, hour by hour. Last call is the latest your usual coffee can go in and leave at most 35 mg at bedtime, and the island reminds you 30 minutes before it.

The Caffeine page: the day's drinks and caffeine against the day's limit and its last call, over a field of dots from 06:00 to 06:00 with the peak and what's left at bedtime marked and each drink a dot under it, and the day's drinks listed on the right The Caffeine page in the Oyen theme
A shot of arabica75 mgas Starbucks publishes it. Blend 105, robusta 120, decaf 15. The shots are yours to enter.
Last call leaves35 mgat most at bedtime, after a 2023 review of 24 studies of caffeine and sleep.
An add-onBuilt inNothing to download, nothing sent. Off, there's no Caffeine tab at all.

Add-ons

Download only what you use.

Each stays off until you switch it on. Downloads are checked against a fingerprint built into the app. Without Pro, a Pro add-on says what it does instead.

959 KBPrayer times
3.8 MBJapanese readings
Built inScript reader, System, Health, Stocks and Caffeine
The Add-ons tab, a line each: Prayer times (959 KB), Japanese readings (3.8 MB), Script reader, System, Health, Stocks and Caffeine (built in), each with its switch off, then AI usage, Meeting notes and IELTS, each marked Pro with a plus that says what it does The Add-ons tab in the Oyen theme

New in 0.2.1

A teleprompter, under your webcam.

Paste a script and read it right under the camera, a line at a time. On Windows, it stays out of screen shares.

The Script page reading a script: the line to say bright, the next ones dim, 140 words a minute, and Hidden from screen shares The Script page reading a script, in the Oyen theme
Reads at60–300words a minute, 140 to start. ↑ and ↓ change the pace.
An add-onBuilt inNothing to download. Off, there's no Script tab at all.
On WindowsAlt+Shift+Spauses or resumes it from any app.

Show over games

FPS, GPU and CPU, over your games.

The readout stays over the game, and Alt+Shift+F hides it. Nothing is loaded into the game, so anti-cheat has nothing to see.

The island over a game: 144 fps, GPU 97% at 71°, CPU 38% The readout over a game in the Oyen theme: 144 fps, GPU 97% at 71°, CPU 38%
Alt+Shift+F
The Settings window's Island section, with In full-screen apps set to Stay on top The Settings window's Island section with Stay on top picked, in the Oyen theme

Stays on top

Above every window.

In full-screen games and videos, you choose: hide it, or keep it on top. Over maximized windows it stays where you can see it. Press it and drag it along the top edge, out of your browser's tabs: on Windows, and new in 0.2.23, on a Mac.

Five looks.
One island.

Classic is black and quiet. Pick another look any time.

Classic: the black island, open on the Music page
Oyen: the cream island with brown type and Oyen's orange, open on the Music page
Glass: the Music page as frosted glass over a bright web page, which bends at the rim
Pill: a black card with four rounded corners floating below the top edge, on the Music page
Diorama: the resting pill as a long, small window in a cream frame, with a pixel-art house under a glass ball, 10:08 written in a blue sky, a fence, a lamp post, a cat and a tree

Classic. Black and quiet, the default look.

Oyen

Oyen takes over the island.

Warm cream, his orange on the controls, and Oyen peeking over the edge.

Classic: two white eyes
Classic
Oyen theme: a cream island with Oyen peeking over its edge
Oyen
Resting. He blinks, and watches your pointer.
Classic: the clock
Classic
Oyen theme: the clock on a cream island, Oyen beside it
Oyen
Clock. Oyen keeps you company.
Classic: album art, the line being sung and an equalizer
Classic
Oyen theme: a cream island with the line being sung, Oyen swaying as music notes float up
Oyen
Music. Notes float up on every beat.
The Today page in the Oyen theme: a cream island, brown text, today's date in Oyen's orange among five weeks of days, the meeting on now with Join, and Oyen peeking up beside the pin
Oyen asleep on the island while a song plays

Glass

The island, as liquid glass.

It bends what's under it, and turns light or dark with what's behind it.

The Music page in the Glass theme over a bright web page, in light mode: frosted glass, with the page bending at the rim
Light mode. Look at the rim: the page bends there.
The Music page in the Glass theme over a dark video page, in dark mode
Dark mode. It follows Windows' light or dark mode.

The screen copy behind the glass stays in your PC's memory. It's never saved or sent.

Pill

The island floats.

A black capsule a little below the top of the screen, with layouts of its own.

The Pill island at rest: a black capsule floating below the top edge, the time on the left, 76% and a green battery on the right
Resting. The time and the battery.
The Pill island while music plays: the album art, the line being sung, and bars in the album's colour, which glows along the bottom edge
Music. The line being sung, in the album's colour.
The Status bar look: the volume, the date and time in a pill of their own, and the battery
Status bar. Volume, date and time, battery.
The open island in the Pill theme: a black card with four rounded corners floating below the top edge, on the Music page: the album art, Spotify over Paper Boats, the time on one line, the controls, and the synced lyrics beside them
Open. A card with every corner rounded.

Diorama

A little place that keeps your day.

The resting pill becomes a window onto a pixel-art house and tree, as long as a notch. Its sky follows your clock. New in 0.2.29: slide the glass ball, and the whole island matches.

The Diorama pill by day, as long as a notch: a cream frame around a house under a glass ball, 10:08 written in a blue sky, a fence, a lamp post, a cat and a tree
Day. The sun crosses the sky, and the cat sits under the tree.
The Diorama pill at 21:30: an indigo frame, the glass ball over the tree, stars, the moon, a lit window and the lamp post lit
Night. The moon in tonight's phase, a lit window and the lamp.
The Diorama pill at 17:40: the sky and the tree turn golden, and the sun is low beside the tree
Golden hour. The light turns before sunset.
A hand holds the glass ball halfway along the pill at 10:08: the place has run on to the sunset, under a golden sky, and the ball magnifies the time
Slide it. Press the ball, and the day runs on into the night.
06:00, dawn: a pink sky and a lit window07:00: a blue sky, and the cat on its way to the tree12:00, noon: the sun is high and the cat naps under the tree17:59: a golden sky, the sun low on the right18:00, sunset: the glass ball rolls across the middle, and the day and the night show through each other18:15, dusk: an indigo frame, a purple and orange sky, the ball over the tree and the lamp lit23:59: night, with the window still lit00:00: the window is dark, and the lamp still lit
A whole day. Dawn, the cat heading out, noon, the last golden minute, the ball rolling at sunset, dusk, and lights out at midnight.
The open island in Diorama by day: the Music page in a cream card with a raised frame and slate type, with the album art, the controls and the synced lyrics
The music pill by day, with the line being sung, in the same cream frameA notice by day: 8,412 steps today, daily step goal reached
The whole island, by day. Cream, with slate ink.
The open island in Diorama at night: the Music page in an indigo card with cream type and the controls
The music pill at night, in indigo with cream typeThe same notice at night
At night. Indigo, with cream ink and the window's gold.

Mac

On a Mac, it wraps the notch.

What's playing sits either side of the camera. It opens down from the notch.

A MacBook's menu bar while music plays: the album art left of the camera notch, the equalizer on its right
Music. Art left, beat right.
A focus timer around the notch: its progress ring on the left, the minutes left on the right
Focus. Ring left, minutes right.
The resting island on a MacBook: the time to the right of the notch
Resting. The clock beside the notch.
The open island hanging below a MacBook's notch: the Music page with synced lyrics
Music, with the words.
The Today page below the notch: five weeks of days beside the meeting on now with Join, then the rest of the day and tomorrow
Today, your weeks at a glance.

One island, on both.

A few features reach the Mac later.

Feature Windows10 and 11 MacmacOS 14 or later
Music, with synced lyrics
Readings under Korean, Japanese and Chinese lines
Focus timer and tasks
AI usage, with heads-up notices (Pro)
Shelf, with Phone drop over the same Wi-Fi
System page, an add-on
Stocks, an add-on
Caffeine, an add-on
Volume and charging pop-ups
Classic, Oyen, Glass, Pill and Diorama
Paired phones, from any networkNot yet
Oyenza sign-in
Script reader
Prayer times
Show over gamesNot yet
Headphone pop-ups
Hiding in full-screen apps

Oyenza account · Windows and Mac

Your Oyenza, at the top of your screen.

Sign in with a code, like on a TV. Money in, bills due and your last 7 days, with amounts hidden until you choose.

Oyen sitting on the island while a song plays
Sign in to Oyenza: an 8-letter code to enter at oyenza.app/connect The sign-in code in the Oyen theme
Sign in with a code at oyenza.app/connect.
The Oyenza page: a strip of days and today's transactions, amounts hidden The Oyenza page in the Oyen theme
Every transaction by day, kept live.

Your data stays on your computer.

No account needed.

No sign-up, and the app tracks nothing. Your things are files in your own folder.

Your weeks in memory.

The meetings, flights and bills Today shows are kept in memory only, never written to disk.

Light and smooth.

Native Rust, no web view. Nothing drawn while nothing moves.

3.1 MBWindows installer
5.3 MBMac app
240 HzIn step with your screen, on Windows
MITFree and open source

Studio is free. Pro is on its way.

Everything else Studio does stays free, with no account. Pro brings AI usage, Meeting notes, the IELTS coach and the Downloader, for $2.99 a month or $12 a year.

Free

$0

Everything outside Pro, on Windows and Mac. No account needed. Free and open source.

  • Music with synced lyrics, and Read along
  • Focus, Tasks, the Shelf and Phone drop
  • Today, System, Prayer times, Stocks and Caffeine
  • The Classic, Oyen, Glass, Pill and Diorama looks
  • WhatsApp and Telegram on the island, on Windows Soon
Download free

Pro Coming soon

$2.99a month

Or $12 a year, which saves 67%.

Oyen listening on the closed island: the red dot and 12:34 of the meeting so far Oyen listening to a meeting on the closed island, in the Oyen theme
  • Your recordings go to Oyenza's server to be written up or scored, and are deleted once that's done.
  • Up to 3 computers on one Oyenza account.

On Windows 10 and 11, and macOS 14 and later (Meeting notes hears the Mac's sound on 14.2 and later). Prices in US dollars, before tax.

Try Pro for 7 days.

Free, and no card. The 7 days start the first time you switch on Pro.

No license key.

Pro comes with your Oyenza account. Sign in with a code, like on a TV. Making an account is free.

Free stays free.

If Pro ends, only AI usage, Meeting notes, IELTS and the Downloader stop. The notes and files you made stay on your computer, and everything else keeps working.

Get Oyenza Studio.

Free and open source. Coming from Oyen Poni? Updating keeps your settings.

Send it to your computer

Studio runs on Windows and Mac, not on phones. Send yourself the link, then open it on your computer.

WhatsApp it to me Email it to me

Or type studio.oyenza.com on your computer.

Mac

macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon or Intel.

Download for Mac

Music

Music, with the words.

Controls for whatever is playing: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube in your browser, or any app that shows up in Windows' media controls or the Mac's Now Playing. Lyrics scroll in time with the song, from the free LRCLIB library, or Apple Music's own synced lyrics if you have a subscription.

YouTube videos find theirs too, even when the title carries subtitle tags or puts the song name first. After an intro or a break, the waiting dots fold away the moment the next line starts.

Drag the time bar to jump anywhere in a song: the times follow as you slide, and it jumps when you let go. Since 0.1.20 that works with Apple Music too, and so does Back: the island uses Apple Music's own slider and back button. Lyrics glide into place instead of stepping a pixel at a time.

New in 0.2.1: the closed island sings along. The line being sung shows on it in Classic, Oyen and Glass, as it does in Pill. Since 0.2.3, Japanese, Korean and Chinese lines bring their reading in Latin letters along, under the line.

Read along

Read along in Korean, Japanese and Chinese.

Like Apple Music's Show Pronunciation, each word of a lyric line gets its reading in Latin letters, set small underneath: the syllables for Korean, romaji for Japanese and pinyin with tone marks for Chinese.

New in 0.2.3: on the closed island too. While a song with readings plays, the closed island is two rows tall in every look: the line as it's written, and its reading right under it, so you can sing along without opening it. A line that needs no reading sits on its own, and songs without readings keep the one-row island. Switch off Lyrics pronunciation in Settings and the readings go, on the island and on the Music page.

Japanese kanji are read with Windows' own reading analyzer. On PCs without Windows' Japanese data, kana lines read right away, and Japanese readings, a 3.8 MB add-on that reads every kanji line, switch themselves on for the first Japanese song whose kanji go unread (new in 0.2.1). That happens only while readings are on and if you never switched the add-on yourself: switched off by hand, it stays off. On a Mac, Japanese readings are an add-on in the Add-ons tab too.

Since 0.1.15 it reads closer to how the words are sung: numbers with their counters (二人 futari, 一歩 ippo), は as "wa" after every word (心には kokoro ni wa), and words like 愛おしい and 失くす. Turn it off in Settings or the tray menu.

Studio Pro · Windows and Mac

Your AI limits, before you hit them.

The AI tab: a card for each AI service, with each limit as a barThe AI tab in the Oyen theme

Track your AI usage. The AI tab sits right after Focus. Each AI service on your computer gets a card: your plan, each limit as a bar with when it resets, credits or balance left, and today's spend where the service tells it. Services it doesn't find stay off the list. Under Services, hide any of them, or add one with its key.

The services

Heads-up notices

Switch them on and the island tells you when a limit is nearly used up, when it runs out, and when it's back after it resets. For that it reads the files on your computer every few minutes and asks the services at most every 10 minutes, and it rests while your computer is locked, the screen is off or battery saver is on. With notices off, nothing runs while the tab is closed: it reads when you open it.

Your sign-ins stay yours

Each service's sign-in is read on your computer and goes only to that service's own server. Nothing about your usage goes to Oyenza. Oyenza Studio only reads: it never changes another app's files or renews its sign-in, so it can't sign you out of that app. When a sign-in has run out, the card says so: open that app once and it's back.

Claude Code through the Claude app. If you run Claude Code from the Claude app, its card uses the sign-in the app keeps for Claude Code. When Claude Code is signed out, its card has Sign in: it starts Claude Code's own sign-in in a terminal window, or opens the Claude app. On a Mac, macOS asks once before the Claude app's or Cursor's sign-in is read: choose Always Allow.

Antigravity, on a Mac. Google answers Antigravity's limits only to Antigravity itself, so the AI tab asks Antigravity's own agy, through its /usage command, which uses none of your quota. It runs it only while the AI tab is open, at most every 15 minutes, and never opens a browser: when agy wants you to sign in again, the card says so; sign in to Antigravity, then press Refresh. It needs agy 1.1.11 or later. New in 0.2.25; on Windows, not yet.

Oyenza Inference

Connect your inference.oyenza.com account the way you sign in on a TV: the AI tab shows 8 letters, and you approve them in your inference.oyenza.com dashboard. Oyenza Studio then gets a key that can only read your balance and spend. It never sees your prompts, keys or payments, and it can't spend your credit. Disconnect it in the AI tab, or in the dashboard under Connected apps.

Studio Pro · Windows and Mac

Your call, written up.

The Notes page while Oyen listens: the time so far and a bar for each soundThe Notes page while Oyen listens, in the Oyen theme

One click, and Oyen listens to your call in Meet, Zoom, Teams or WhatsApp, with no bot joining. He hears your microphone and your computer's own sound. Stop when it's over, and he writes up the summary, the decisions and who does what, with the whole transcript.

While he listens, the closed island shows him with a red dot and the time so far. The notes are saved on your computer.

Your recording goes to Oyenza's server to be written up, and is deleted once your notes are saved. On a Mac, hearing the computer's own sound takes macOS 14.2 or later.

Studio Pro · Windows and Mac

Practise IELTS Speaking, out loud.

The IELTS page: Oyen beside five levels, each with its target band, the first ones done and the rest still lockedThe IELTS page in the Oyen theme

Oyen asks IELTS Speaking questions out loud, listens to your answers through your microphone and gives you a band.

It's practice: the band is Oyen's estimate, not an official IELTS result. Your answers go to Oyenza's server to be scored, and are deleted once that's done.

IELTS® is a trademark of the IELTS partners. Not official IELTS material, not endorsed by them.

Studio Pro · Windows and Mac

Paste a link. Keep the video or the sound.

The Downloads page: paste a link, pick Video or Sound, and each download with its progressThe Downloads page in the Oyen theme

Paste a link, pick Video or Sound, and watch it come in to Downloads and the Shelf. Only what you have the right to keep.

It works with yt-dlp, and its tools download once you switch it on. Nothing runs unless a download does. It isn't in the Microsoft Store copy.

System

Your PC at a glance.

CPU, GPU, memory, drives, network and battery in rings and charts: each core's load with performance and efficiency cores apart, the graphics card's engines and memory, memory pressure and what fills memory, read, write, download and upload speeds, and the processes using the most.

An add-on since 0.2.9: System is built in and off until you switch it on under Add-ons. Off, there's no System tab and nothing reads the counters.

It reads Windows' own kernel counters and keeps the last minute while the page is closed, so the charts are full the moment it opens. That minute rests while your PC is locked, the screen is off or battery saver is on. Keeping it takes about a third of a millisecond each second, and the tray menu turns it off. No driver, no admin rights, and nothing leaves your PC.

New in 0.2.1, on a desktop: Power. What the whole PC draws, split into the CPU, the graphics card and the rest. It comes from the power supply itself when it reports over USB (Corsair HXi and RMi, and MSI MEG and MPG Ai models), and is estimated otherwise: the CPU's and the graphics card's own readings plus about 40 W for the board, memory, drives and fans, labelled as an estimate. The graphics card's watts come from NVIDIA's driver; AMD and Intel cards aren't read yet, and without a card reading there's no estimate. It reads only while the System page is open. Laptops keep their Battery module.

On a Mac it reads macOS's own counters the way Stats does, and rests while the screen is asleep or the Mac is locked. On a Mac without a battery (a Mac mini, Studio, iMac or Mac Pro with Apple silicon), Power shows what the whole Mac draws, from its own sensor, the number Stats shows as System total; macOS doesn't split it by part. A MacBook keeps its Battery module.

Phone drop and paired phones

From your phone, from anywhere.

Phone drop: open the Shelf, click Phone and scan the QR code with your phone's camera. Pick photos or files, tap Send, and the island asks before anything arrives. It works with iPhone and Android over your own Wi-Fi: nothing to install on the phone, and nothing goes through the internet. The phone can save what's on your Shelf too.

Paired phones: click Pair a phone under Phone drop and scan the code once. After that, your phone finds this PC from anywhere: the same Wi-Fi, another Wi-Fi or mobile data, whenever Oyenza Studio is running. Files from your own phones go straight onto the Shelf, and the island tells you when they land.

Keep the page on your iPhone's Home Screen, or install it on Android, where Oyenza Studio joins the share sheet. The phone and the PC meet through drop.oyenza.com, and the files go straight between them over an encrypted link. Paired phones lists each phone with Remove.

Prayer times · An add-on

Prayer times, for your city.

Today's times as Kemenag RI publishes them for your kab/kota, the next prayer and how long until it, and the qibla. New in 0.2.1: the page counts down to the next prayer in hours, minutes and seconds, and shows today's five prayers on one arc, with the sun or the moon. New in 0.2.10: anywhere in the world. Type any city, or let the location find it: 33,000 cities, each with the method its country follows, on its own clock, summer time included. Your computer's location finds the nearest of Kemenag's 517 places, from Windows' location or the Mac's Location Services, and checks again when your laptop travels, or you type your city. The point stays on your computer: it only picks the place.

In the ten minutes before each prayer the island counts down, and when it's time it says so, with a short tone, the adzan, or nothing. New in 0.2.25: a clearer adzan, a new recording without the crowd and the echo of the old one ("The Adhan - Muslim Call to Prayer - Aaqib Azeez" by Atcovi, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0). Checked against Kemenag's 2026 schedule: 98.2% of 227,367 times to the minute, none more than a minute off. Makkah, Madinah and Jeddah use Umm al-Qura.

New in 0.2.28: Kemenag or Muhammadiyah. Click Change place and pick under Times and Hijri dates. Kemenag, the default, keeps Kemenag's schedule and the government's Hijri calendar (MABIMS, with the months the sidang isbat announced). Muhammadiyah (KHGT) gives places in Indonesia Majelis Tarjih's schedule, with Subuh at 18°, and the Kalender Hijriah Global Tunggal: one Hijri date for the whole world, as Muhammadiyah publishes it up to 1451 H, and worked out from the moon after that. Its times match khgt.muhammadiyah.or.id to the minute, or within one. Either way, today's Hijri date shows above the arc.

New in 0.2.3: on the Mac. Prayer times is in the Mac's Add-ons tab too, with the adzan. Around a MacBook's notch the countdown sits beside the camera: the moon on the left, the minutes on the right.

Prayer times is an add-on: open the + at the end of the tabs and switch it on. It downloads then, 959 KB, checked against the fingerprint built into the app, and switching it off deletes its files.

New in 0.2.1 · An add-on

A teleprompter, under your webcam.

Paste a script, or drop a .txt or .md file on the island while the Script page shows. The line to say stays bright, with the next ones dim below it, the way the Music page shows lyrics, and the reader moves a line at a time at the pace you pick: 60 to 300 words a minute, 140 to start.

Click the script to steer it from the keyboard: Space pauses, ← and → step back or on a line, ↑ and ↓ change the pace, and Esc lets go. On Windows, Alt+Shift+S pauses or resumes it from any app.

On Windows, the island is left out of screen shares and screen captures while the Script page shows, so the people watching don't see your lines. On a Mac it shows in full-screen shares: macOS no longer lets an app keep itself out of them.

Script reader is an add-on that's built into the app, so there's nothing to download: open the + at the end of the tabs and switch it on, and a Script tab appears. Switched off, the island is as it was: no Script tab, no shortcut and nothing running for it. It's in the Mac's Add-ons tab too.

Show over games

FPS, GPU and CPU, over your games.

While a game fills the screen in borderless full-screen, the island becomes a small readout: frames per second, the graphics card's load and temperature, and the CPU's load. New in 0.2.1, it stays over the game for as long as the game is in front, like the overlays graphics apps have. Alt+Shift+F hides it until the next game, and pressing it again brings it back.

Staying adds about a frame of delay: any window over a borderless game makes Windows combine the two before they reach the screen. If you'd rather have no added delay, pick Peeks: System › Games › Readout › Peeks, or right-click the island › In full-screen apps › Only for a few seconds. The readout then shows for a few seconds when the game comes to the front, when the frame rate drops sharply, and when you press Alt+Shift+F.

Switch it on in System › Games, or right-click the island › In full-screen apps › Show FPS, GPU and CPU over games.

Frames are counted the way Intel's PresentMon and Xbox Game Bar count them, from Windows' own log of each frame a game shows. Nothing is loaded into the game, so anti-cheat has nothing to see. DirectX 9 to 12, Vulkan and OpenGL. The first time, Windows asks once for an admin OK, as Game Bar's FPS counter does, and FPS shows from your next sign-in. Over a full-screen app, Glass draws smoked glass instead of copying the screen.

Stays on top: when another window covers the island, such as a browser left on top after full screen or an app set to stay on top, the island goes back on top. In full-screen games and videos you choose: right-click the island or open Settings, then In full-screen apps › Hide or Stay on top (on a Mac, the menu bar under Oyen's mark). Hide is the default. A game in exclusive full-screen mode still covers every window.

Over maximized windows it stays. The island starts in the middle of the top edge, so over a maximized browser it can cover the tabs there. Press the island and drag it left or right along the top edge, out of the way: on Windows since 0.2.22, and on a Mac since 0.2.23. It stays where you leave it, also after a restart, and opens away from the screen's edge. To bring it back, drag it to the middle, or right-click it › Move island to the centre (on a Mac, it's in the menu bar's menu too). On a MacBook with a notch, Classic, Oyen and Glass stay at the camera, in the menu bar, where they don't cover the tabs; Pill's floating island drags, and slides back into the notch when it rests; Diorama's resting pill stays where you leave it. Or pick Hidden until hover as the idle look: while nothing plays, only an invisible strip stays at the top edge until you point at it. (0.2.4 and 0.2.5 stepped aside over maximized windows by default, which made the island seem to vanish; 0.2.6 drops that.)

Oyen

Oyen takes over the island.

The island stays black and quiet by default. Switch on the Oyen theme and the whole island turns Oyen: warm cream, dark brown text, his orange on the controls, and Oyen himself peeking over the edge, the same Oyen as in the Oyenza app.

Open the island and press the gear, then Theme › Oyen. Switch back to Classic any time.

Glass

The island, as liquid glass.

Its edge bends and magnifies what's under it, the middle is frosted, a light runs along the rim, and it turns light or dark with what's behind it. The open island follows Windows' light or dark mode.

Open the island and press the gear, then Theme › Glass.

New in 0.1.21

Pill. The island floats.

Pill changes the island's shape, not just its colour. It floats a little below the top of the screen as a black capsule, with layouts of its own: the time and battery while it rests, the song while music plays, and a rounded card when it opens.

Right-click the island, then Theme › Pill. Or open the island, press the gear and pick Pill under Theme. On a Mac, it's in the menu bar's Theme menu.

New in 0.2.27

Diorama. A little place that keeps your day.

Diorama is Pill with a picture in its resting capsule: a small window onto a pixel-art place, as long as a MacBook's notch. Behind a raised frame, cream by day and indigo at night, stand a house at one end and a tree at the other, with a letter box, a garden fence, two bushes and a lamp post between them, and the time written in the sky.

A hand presses the glass ball on the house and slides it along the pill: the day runs on through the golden hour and the sunset, and as the ball reaches the tree the frame turns indigo, the stars come out and the window and the lamp light up; then the hand slides it back, and the place runs back to the morning
The slide, by hand. Into the night and back to the morning, as fast as you slide it.The ball held halfway, at the sunset it passes. A film of the slide plays here when your system allows motion.

New in 0.2.29: slide the glass ball. Press it and slide it along, like a day and night switch: the place runs on through the day with it, through the golden hour and the sunset into the night, or at night through the small hours into the morning. Let go and it rolls on to the end it was nearer, or the one you threw it toward; tap it to send it to the other end. Left on the other side of the day, the whole theme keeps that side until the clock comes round to it: by day, 45 minutes after sunset; at night, 50 minutes after sunrise. Pressing the ball never opens or moves the island; press anywhere else on it for that.

Settings in the island, in Diorama by day: Diorama picked under Theme, Clock under Idle look, and Version 0.2.29
Diorama, picked in Settings. The gear opens it in the island.

Right-click the island, then Theme › Diorama. Or open the island, press the gear and pick Diorama under Theme. On a Mac, it's in the menu bar's Theme menu. Classic stays the default look.

Mac

On a Mac, it wraps the notch.

On a MacBook with a camera notch, the island lives around it: what's playing sits either side of the camera, and the island opens downward from the notch when you point at it. On a Mac without a notch, or on another display, it hangs from the top of the screen as it does on Windows. Around the notch, the Oyen theme goes black like the notch itself, with Oyen's cream type, his orange and his face on it.

New in 0.2.1: Japanese readings and Script reader are add-ons in the Mac's Add-ons tab, so the download is about a third of what it was.

New in 0.2.3: Prayer times, in the Mac's Add-ons tab: Location Services finds your city, or you type it, the adzan plays when it's time, and around the notch the countdown sits beside the camera.

New in 0.2.23: move the island. On a Mac without a notch, or on another display, press it and drag it left or right along the top edge, in every theme. On a MacBook with a notch, Pill's floating island drags the same way and slides back into the notch to rest; Classic, Oyen and Glass stay at the camera. Move island to the centre, in the menu bar's menu, brings it back.

macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon or Intel. One app for both, 5.3 MB. It's signed with an Apple Developer ID and checked by Apple, so it opens like any Mac app.

Oyenza account · On Windows and Mac · Steps new in 0.2.5

Your Oyenza, at the top of your screen.

Sign in with your oyenza.app account the way you sign in on a TV: press the gear, choose Sign in with Oyenza, and approve the code the island shows at oyenza.app/connect. No password is ever typed into Oyenza Studio. An Oyenza page then joins the island.

Signing in is optional. This computer gets a key of its own, never your password: it sees your last 7 days of transactions and the bills due, and saves the spends you type: never balances, account numbers, notes or receipts. With Show on Oyenza Studio on, it also gets your daily step totals for the last 7 days, kept in memory only; sleep, heart rate and weight stay on your phone. Disconnect it in the island's Settings, or in oyenza.app under Connected apps.

Windows 10 and 11

Ready in under a minute.

  1. Download the installer: Oyenza-Studio-Setup.exe, from the latest release on GitHub. A portable zip is on the Releases page too.
  2. Run it. It installs just for you and needs no admin rights.
  3. If Windows warns you: builds aren't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may say "Windows protected your PC". Choose More info, then Run anyway. If Smart App Control is on, Windows won't run unsigned apps at all; a Microsoft Store version is on the way.

Where things live

Your data: %APPDATA%\Poni\. Cache and log: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Poni\. Uninstalling removes the app, cache and log, and keeps your data.

macOS 14 or later

Ready in under a minute.

  1. Download the app: Oyenza-Studio-Mac.dmg, from the latest release. One app for Apple silicon and Intel.
  2. Drag it into Applications. Open the DMG: its window shows Oyenza Studio and your Applications folder. Drag the one onto the other.
  3. Open it: the first time, macOS asks whether to open an app downloaded from the internet. Click Open. It's signed with an Apple Developer ID and checked by Apple, so there's nothing to allow in Privacy & Security.

Where things live

Your data: ~/Library/Application Support/Poni/. Log: ~/Library/Logs/Poni/.

Everything new

Release by release.

New in 0.2.29

New in 0.2.26

New in 0.2.25

New in 0.2.22

New in 0.2.21

New in 0.2.19

New in 0.2.16

New in 0.2.15

New in 0.2.14

New in 0.2.13

New in 0.2.12

New in 0.2.11

New in 0.2.10

New in 0.2.9

New in 0.2.7

New in 0.2.6

New in 0.2.5

New in 0.2.3

New in 0.2.1

Every release's full notes are on GitHub.