Meltdown reads your typing patterns and your MacBook's accelerometer to tell you when frustration is building — before you rage-quit, fire off that email, or smash your keyboard. A real-time stress signal for your menu bar.
Download for macOSYou don't notice when frustration builds. Your typing and your laptop do.
Calm typing has a rhythm. Frustrated typing gets faster, erratic, and intense. Meltdown detects when your pace breaks from baseline.
When you're frustrated, you delete more. Mashing backspace, rewriting the same line, holding delete to nuke a paragraph — these are frustration signatures.
Spamming Cmd+Z, attempting to force-quit, reaching for Cmd+Q — these aren't normal workflow. They're signals that you're losing the thread.
A long pause followed by explosive typing. Caps lock for emphasis. These are the moments right before you send something you'll regret.
On MacBooks, Meltdown reads the accelerometer to detect desk slams and hard key pounding. Your laptop feels the rage your keyboard can't measure.
Your keyboard has been trying to tell you something. Meltdown finally lets you listen.
Download for macOSMeltdown processes everything locally. No analytics. No accounts. No internet required. Your typing patterns are never stored or transmitted.