Mochi lives on your desktop, naps when you step away, cheers when you take real breaks — and notices visible signs of a long day, like tired eyes or a three-hour stretch without standing up.
Download on the Mac App StoreYour pet never gets sick, never dies, never scolds. Missing a day just means it missed you. Breaks feed it; streaks grow it — and weekends never break a streak.
At most five gentle nudges a day, at least 45 minutes apart — and none during meetings, quiet hours, or your Focus time. It wonders; it never diagnoses.
A desk plant at five breaks. A pennant at a three-day streak. A nightcap for the champions. Tiny pixel rewards, never purchases.
New in 1.4 — the Feng Shui trio: Money Frog, Pixiu and Dragon Turtle, each carrying what the animal means and where tradition places it. They never predict your luck or your money — that's not a thing a pet can see.
Desk buddies: put up to fourteen pets on screen together (three during the free trial). Each buddy hatches with a one-of-a-kind look. Also: your tools can talk to your pet — Claude Code, Shortcuts, Mail rules, CI.
Camera modes are opt-in. A glance lasts a couple of seconds, is processed in memory, and is immediately forgotten — and the pet visibly looks up at you at the exact moment the green light is on. The light never appears without an on-screen explanation.
Everything Mochi knows lives in a couple of small, human-readable files on your Mac — care data and a plain-text signal log. The app makes no network request on its own — its one network act is downloading a guest pet from a link you paste, and the entitlements prove there is nothing else.
Don't take our word for it — the claim is verifiable with one Terminal command. See “Verify it yourself” in the Privacy Policy →