Figghost 2.2.25

Figghost 2.2.25, for Apple silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later.

brew tap eliasbui/figghost
brew install --cask eliasbui/figghost/figghost

Writing the cask out in full trusts only that cask, so no brew trust is needed. Without Homebrew:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eliasbui/figghost/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Changes:

• The switches in the menu bar panel are the glass switches of the settings window, in a smaller size.
• Mole: the rings of the health score and the figures are drawn as rings again, with the figure clear in the middle; the bars, tiles and lists are lit and rounded like the rest of the window.

The app is signed ad hoc and not notarized; the cask removes the quarantine flag after installing it.
Accessibility access stays granted through updates, because the signature names the app instead of one build; the update from a version that was signed per build asks for it once more.

Figghost 2.2.24

Figghost 2.2.24, for Apple silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later.

brew tap eliasbui/figghost
brew install --cask eliasbui/figghost/figghost

Writing the cask out in full trusts only that cask, so no brew trust is needed. Without Homebrew:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eliasbui/figghost/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Changes:

• Notch settings: a live preview at the top of the page, a small screen that draws a hardware notch or a floating pill with the size, material, shadow and date you chose. It opens on hover or focus and stays open when pressed, in light and dark, English and Vietnamese.

The app is signed ad hoc and not notarized; the cask removes the quarantine flag after installing it.
Accessibility access stays granted through updates, because the signature names the app instead of one build; the update from a version that was signed per build asks for it once more.

Figghost 2.2.23

• The menu bar panel, the permissions window, the update and news windows, the card of a new mail and the music widget have a new look, the one of the settings window: glass, new buttons and icons.
• The settings window has one look on every macOS: the new one. The older page that macOS 13 to 14.4 used is gone.
• Every setting, shortcut and feature works as before, and your settings are read as they were.
• This version is for macOS only; there is no Windows or Linux beta of it.

Figghost 2.2.22

Figghost 2.2.22, for Apple silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later.

brew tap eliasbui/figghost
brew install --cask eliasbui/figghost/figghost

Writing the cask out in full trusts only that cask, so no brew trust is needed. Without Homebrew:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eliasbui/figghost/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Changes:

• Settings: a new settings window. The sidebar and the toolbar float, as glass on macOS 26, the buttons and the icons are new, and there is less text: what a row says is behind the "i" beside its name.
• The new window needs macOS 14.5 or later; on an older macOS the settings window keeps its previous look.
• Every setting, shortcut and feature works as before, and your settings are read as they were.
• This version is for macOS only; there is no Windows or Linux beta of it.

The app is signed ad hoc and not notarized; the cask removes the quarantine flag after installing it.
Accessibility access stays granted through updates, because the signature names the app instead of one build; the update from a version that was signed per build asks for it once more.

Figghost 2.2.21

Figghost 2.2.21, for Apple silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later.

brew tap eliasbui/figghost
brew install --cask eliasbui/figghost/figghost

Writing the cask out in full trusts only that cask, so no brew trust is needed. Without Homebrew:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eliasbui/figghost/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Changes:

• Nothing changes in how the app works: this is 2.2.20 with a new version number.
• The source now also holds app-tauri, an experimental rebuild of the settings window with Tauri 2 and React 19. It is a separate program, not part of this download, and it does not read or change your settings.
• This version is for macOS only; there is no Windows or Linux beta of it.

The app is signed ad hoc and not notarized; the cask removes the quarantine flag after installing it.
Accessibility access stays granted through updates, because the signature names the app instead of one build; the update from a version that was signed per build asks for it once more.

Figghost 2.2.20

Figghost 2.2.20, for Apple silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later.

brew tap eliasbui/figghost
brew install --cask eliasbui/figghost/figghost

Writing the cask out in full trusts only that cask, so no brew trust is needed. Without Homebrew:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eliasbui/figghost/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Changes:

• Notch: a notification on the closed notch is one row, the app's icon at the left and its title and words beside it in larger type. On a screen with a camera cutout the row sits below the camera; on a screen without one it starts at the top edge and is shorter. A notification without an app icon shows a blue tile with a bell.
• Settings: Notch, Camera cutout chooses where a notification goes: Automatic (as the screen is), Has a cutout, or No cutout.
• This version is for macOS only; there is no Windows or Linux beta of it.

The app is signed ad hoc and not notarized; the cask removes the quarantine flag after installing it.
Accessibility access stays granted through updates, because the signature names the app instead of one build; the update from a version that was signed per build asks for it once more.

Figghost 2.2.19

Figghost 2.2.19, for Apple silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later.

brew tap eliasbui/figghost
brew install --cask eliasbui/figghost/figghost

Writing the cask out in full trusts only that cask, so no brew trust is needed. Without Homebrew:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eliasbui/figghost/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Changes:

• Notch: the clipboard's search field no longer sits under the page icons. The three dots at the left of the header are gone (their menu is the one of the menu bar icon), and with many tabs the notch grows wider so the search field keeps its room.
• Agents: the Interrupt hook for Codex is installed with a 3 second timeout, the most Codex allows, so Codex no longer warns about it.

The app is signed ad hoc and not notarized; the cask removes the quarantine flag after installing it.
Accessibility access stays granted through updates, because the signature names the app instead of one build; the update from a version that was signed per build asks for it once more.

Figghost 2.2.18

Figghost 2.2.18, for Apple silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later.

brew tap eliasbui/figghost
brew install --cask eliasbui/figghost/figghost

Writing the cask out in full trusts only that cask, so no brew trust is needed. Without Homebrew:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eliasbui/figghost/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Changes:

• fix: bots that OpenBot runs on Codex bring only their questions to the notch too
• Release 2.2.18
• fix: a long notification keeps the closed notch narrow, a click on it opens its app, and OpenBot's bots bring only their questions to the notch

The app is signed ad hoc and not notarized; the cask removes the quarantine flag after installing it.
Accessibility access stays granted through updates, because the signature names the app instead of one build; the update from a version that was signed per build asks for it once more.

Figghost 2.2.17

Figghost 2.2.17, for Apple silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later.

brew tap eliasbui/figghost
brew install --cask eliasbui/figghost/figghost

Writing the cask out in full trusts only that cask, so no brew trust is needed. Without Homebrew:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eliasbui/figghost/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Changes:

• Network: Test the connection now measures each connection with its own connection, whatever the proxy settings of the Mac say: whether the web and secure sites open through it, how long it takes to connect, and the speed of a download and an upload. The first test failed on Macs where the wires are on.
• Network: a connection through which the web does not open, asks for a sign-in, or shows a certificate the Mac does not trust (a network that opens secure traffic) says so under its name, found by asking and not by a handshake that answered.
• Network: the notice of no internet no longer fires on a network that lets the web through but not one address, and the sign-in notice follows the page every Apple device asks.

The app is signed ad hoc and not notarized; the cask removes the quarantine flag after installing it.
Accessibility access stays granted through updates, because the signature names the app instead of one build; the update from a version that was signed per build asks for it once more.

Figghost 2.2.16

Figghost 2.2.16, for Apple silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later.

brew tap eliasbui/figghost
brew install --cask eliasbui/figghost/figghost

Writing the cask out in full trusts only that cask, so no brew trust is needed. Without Homebrew:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eliasbui/figghost/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Changes:

• Network: History keeps what each app moved over 90 days, by connection, even while the page is closed, with today, 7 days, 30 days, a bar for each day and an export to CSV or JSON in Downloads. It is off until turned on.
• Network: Connections lists each connection with how well it answers, a speed test of it (the system's own test, about fifteen seconds) and, for Wi-Fi, the signal, noise, channel, band and speed of the link.
• Network: Save data keeps the apps you do not allow off a connection that is paid by the byte (a phone's, found by its name and address, or marked by hand), with a data cap. A wire to Block refuses an app, and a data quota for a day or a month refuses an app that has moved that much. The notch says so at 80 % and at 100 %. It applies to apps that follow the proxy settings.
• Network: the card of an app on the diagram lists the sites it talks to, by name for the apps that go through the proxy and by address for the others.
• Network: the notch can say when an app uploads far more than it usually does, when the internet is lost or back, and when a network such as a hotel's asks for a login. Make the profile of an encrypted DNS (Cloudflare, Quad9, AdGuard, Google, NextDNS or your own) and macOS asks you to approve it.
• Rewrite: select text anywhere and a glass window shows it fixed, more formal, shorter or in English, written by the model that Jarvis asks. Return copies it or pastes it over the selection.
• Command palette: one shortcut and a field to type in to open a tab or a page, turn a feature on or off, go to the agent that waits, test a connection or add a reminder in a few words ("call mom tomorrow 9h"). A few addresses (figghost://palette, page, tab, agents/jump, remind) do the same from a link or Shortcuts.
• Mirror: the camera, mirrored, under the notch, and a teleprompter that scrolls the last note you wrote near the lens, left out of screenshots and recordings.
• Commands: a tab of the notch with a few saved commands; press one and what it prints scrolls in the tab.
• AI agents: each session now knows its terminal, so the shortcut or address that goes to the agent that waits longest brings that terminal (Orca, or the terminal program) to the front.
• Mole: lists the servers, dev servers and test browsers that an agent left running after it ended, and stops the ones you choose.
• Notifications: an optional red count of the unread beside the closed notch.
• Browser: the extension can set the speed of the videos that play, after you allow it once from the menu of its button.
• Live islands: the notice of the camera names the app in front, as a guess.

The app is signed ad hoc and not notarized; the cask removes the quarantine flag after installing it.
Accessibility access stays granted through updates, because the signature names the app instead of one build; the update from a version that was signed per build asks for it once more.