Desk-Bound Pet Owners Miss Their Pets During the Workday
Vibe Eyes is a lighthearted macOS menu bar app that turns a photo of a user's pet into a small animated avatar that reacts to cursor movement and activity. It responds to the minor but real feeling of missing a pet while working long hours at a desk.
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