Press your shortcut
Open Olyo from another app. Choose your own key combination in Settings.
ChatGPT, Claude, and the links you use all day. Olyo keeps them in a focused menu bar panel, ready with your shortcut.
Version 0.6.0 beta · macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · Free to try during beta
When a question comes up, the answer should be close. Open a saved site from the menu bar, use it, and return to what you were doing.
Open Olyo from another app. Choose your own key combination in Settings.
Switch between saved sites or paste a URL to add and open it.
Click outside or press Escape. Your sites are ready for the next time.
Add a site by pasting its URL. Give it a name, switch to it, or edit it later in Settings.
Record a global shortcut in Settings. The current keys stay visible in the popover.
Use a compact menu bar panel, set its size and website zoom, and double-click the menu bar icon for Settings and Quit.
Three days to decide. These are the planned prices after your trial. The current beta is free while checkout and licensing are being set up.
$2.99/ month after trial
Flexible access for the menu bar companion you use every day.
$15once after trial
Try Olyo for three days, then choose the one-time purchase if it fits.
The three-day trial starts with the paid release. There is no payment or trial countdown in this beta.
Normal website navigation stays inside a popover attached to Olyo's menu bar icon. There is an explicit button to open a site in your default browser when a provider blocks embedded sign-in.
Double-click Olyo's menu bar icon to choose Settings or Quit. A single click or your shortcut opens the compact panel, which stays open until you click outside or press Escape.
No. Olyo's menu bar panel works after you unlock your Mac; it does not appear over the actual lock or login screen.
Some services restrict embedded browsers. Google account sign-in is one example, so Gemini is saved in Olyo with a one-click handoff to your default browser. Compatibility can change as providers update their sites.
At the paid release, both plans will include three days to try Olyo. The monthly plan can use Paddle’s subscription trial. For lifetime access, the app trial comes first and the $15 one-time purchase is optional after it. The current beta has no countdown or checkout.
The beta is locally signed but not Apple Developer ID notarized. A notarized release is needed before a public paid launch.
Download the macOS beta and make your menu bar yours.