Monday, 08:57.
Grey, grey, grey.
Your company locked the wallpaper. Three screens, one corporate picture, all day long.
Eight hours deserves better than grey.
One picture. All your screens. Finally lined up. Aaah.
Keep scrolling: the screens play each moment……Or flip the Zen Mode switch yourself.
Your company locked the wallpaper. Three screens, one corporate picture, all day long.
One switch in the menu bar, and your own picture fades in across all three screens.
Tell Olaf Zen how wide your bezels are. It skips the hidden strip, so every line runs straight past the gaps.
Olaf Zen measures each monitor in millimeters, so a laptop and a big 4K screen show the picture at the same scale.
Save your setups as Scenes. Unplug a monitor, and the scene that fits the monitors you have left comes on by itself.
Give a scene a second picture for Dark Mode. It changes when macOS does.
Turn Zen Mode off and the company look is back. You get your calm, the company keeps its look. Everyone's happy.
The editor shows your monitors as they stand on your desk. What you see there is what lands on the desktop.
Many companies lock the wallpaper. Olaf Zen doesn't fight that. It lays your picture on top of the company's, at the desktop layer, behind your windows and icons.
Calm in four steps. Free, and about two minutes.
A small zip, about 1.3 MB. Free, and no account. Chrome may say “Suspicious download blocked” because the app is new: click the warning, then “Download suspicious file”.
Download Olaf Zen 0.169Open the zip and drag Olaf Zen into your Applications folder.
The first time, macOS says it can't check the app. Go to System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and click “Open Anyway”.
Click the icon in the menu bar, make a scene in the Scene Gallery, and switch Zen Mode on.
On a company Mac, IT may block apps from outside the App Store. If Olaf Zen won't open, that's why.
Yes. No account, no trial. If you like it, you can buy me a coffee.
No. Olaf Zen shows your picture on top of the company's, at the desktop layer. It never changes the company's settings and needs no admin rights. Turn Zen Mode off and the company's picture is right there.
Yes. On any Mac you get the same things: one picture across all monitors, bezels, Real size, Scenes and Light & Dark.
No. The app makes no network connections. Your pictures are never copied or uploaded; a scene only remembers where the file is on your Mac.
macOS 13 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel.
Turn Zen Mode off first, so your old wallpaper comes back. Then quit Olaf Zen from its menu and drag it to the Trash.
Olaf Zen is free. Did it make your workday a little calmer?
Buy me a coffee and keep the Zen coming.