A macOS app that helps other people at home know when you're in a meeting.
On Air runs in your status bar. It subtly turns from 🟢 green to 🔴 red when another nearby On Air user's microphone is in use.
On Air periodically takes a screenshot of your status bar to check for the presence of the orange 🟠 “Sensor Indicator” icon:
If the orange dot is there, your microphone is in use (even if it's muted) - indicating that you are in a meeting. On Air then updates the On Air icon on nearby Macs to show that you are in a meeting.
Download a notarized version of OnAir.app from the releases page.
Or, compile it yourself from this repo's source code.
On Air only connects to nearby devices locally - your information is never sent to any third party server (including our own).
- Most likely only works if English is set as the system language (see
WindowInfoRecognizer) - Future versions of macOS could change how the Status Indicator dot works, resulting in On Air breaking
- No unit tests at this time :(
- UI state is represented as an injected singleton as I still haven't found a nice way to bind SwiftUI to a traditional view model yet. At least the core logic is entirely separated from the view this way... it works for a single-view-model app like this.