MoonStat for Mac

More productive.
Let your machine work while you move.

A quiet desktop for time, weather, moon, notes, system health, and more. Completely free, account-free, and license-free.

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MoonStat running across a Mac desktop with time, moon, calendar, vocabulary, system, weather, notes, and AI modules

Moon Backpack · Designed in Tokyo

Cooling that
travels with you.

The ultralight Tyvek and ripstop nylon backpack with two integrated fans for active laptop airflow.

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White Moon Backpack with two active-cooling fans
Airflowactive fans

A dual-fan ventilation path moves air through the laptop compartment while the system is running.

SessionKeep awakeoptional closed-lid mode

MoonStat holds a macOS power assertion, with separate controls for display sleep and closed-lid work.

Sampling60 seclocal thermal history

Battery-sensor temperature and Apple’s system thermal state are recorded locally once per minute.

Safety cutoff45°Cadjustable default

The session can stop at the configured battery-temperature limit or a serious or critical thermal state.

OuterTyvekultralight shell

A compact, low-mass exterior gives the bag its paper-like texture and distinctive technical profile.

CoreRipstopnylon reinforcement

A reinforced grid-weave structure supports the high-use areas without turning the bag into a heavy case.

Background work · Active airflow

Pack up before it's finished.

Don't wait for an upload, render, export, or agent task to complete. Start a MoonStat session, switch on both backpack fans, and move while the Mac continues working in the background—awake, ventilated, and thermally supervised.

01 / RunKeep the workload alive.

A macOS power assertion prevents system sleep. Display sleep and closed-lid operation remain separate, explicit controls.

02 / MoveCarry active airflow.

Two integrated fans ventilate the laptop compartment while Tyvek and ripstop nylon keep the carry system compact and light.

03 / ProtectWatch the thermal state.

MoonStat records the battery sensor and Apple thermal state locally, then ends the session at the configured safety limit.

Sensor note · MoonStat reads the MacBook battery sensor and Apple's qualitative system thermal state—not CPU-core temperature. Both fans must be running and all MacBook vents must remain unobstructed during closed-lid use.

One calm system for the Mac you work on and the life you carry it through.