An evil eye app for your screen
Book My Luck hangs a nazar boncuğu, the blue glass evil eye, from the top edge of your Mac display. It sways while you work, catches only the cursor that touches it, and shows up on cue for the moments that matter.
Why people hang an evil eye on their screen
The nazar has been worn against envy across Turkey, Greece and the Mediterranean for thousands of years. A screen is where most of us now spend the day, take the interview, ship the release and sit the exam. Book My Luck puts the charm where the moments happen.
Not a wallpaper, not a sticker
- It hangs on a cord with real rope physics. Grab it, flick it, and it swings back.
- Everything under it clicks straight through. Only the charm catches your cursor.
- It lives in the menu bar on your Mac. No Dock icon, no window, no account.
- Book a moment and the eye drops in at that minute, blinks its ritual, and settles.
More than the eye
Twenty charms ship with it: hamsa, horseshoe, four-leaf clover, daruma, maneki-neko, drishti bommai, nimbu-mirchi, ghanta, scarab, himmeli and more, each with its own story and ritual, plus any emoji you like.
Price
One purchase covers your Mac; Windows is coming soon and your key will cover it. Lucky is $7.49 (₹195 in India) at the launch price, for one machine — the charms in the app today. Extra Lucky is $10.79 (₹489), also one machine and future-proof: every new charm we ever add is delivered to the app and reaches you a week early. The launch price will not last.
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