Nazar — a watching eye

A tiny protective eye hangs at the top of your screen — it follows your cursor, blinks when you touch it, and slowly dims through the day until you hold it to cleanse.

Open Nazar

Try it live

Move your cursor — the eye follows. Tap it to cast a ward, press and hold to cleanse it.

What it does

It watches back
The pupil follows your cursor and sways with your mouse — a small living charm at the edge of your screen.
Tap to cast a ward
Each tap makes the eye blink and releases a protective pulse — your wards are counted day by day.
A daily cleansing ritual
The eye slowly clouds as it absorbs the day. Press and hold it to cleanse — it stays bright again.
Charms from many cultures
Turkish nazar boncuğu, Greek mati, Indian drishti, the hamsa hand, the Eye of Horus — or set any emoji as your own charm.
Private by default
No accounts, no tracking, nothing leaves your device.

The ritual

Hang it — the eye settles at the top of your screen and begins to watch.
Let it work — through the day it slowly dims as it absorbs the noise around you.
Cleanse it — press and hold until the ring completes, and it shines bright again.

Keep it nearby

Windows
Soon

Home screen
Works now

macOS
Soon

Linux
Soon

Android & iOS
Soon

The web app works today on every device — open it and choose “Add to Home Screen” to keep your eye watching.

Nazar is a small decorative companion inspired by protective-eye charms from many cultures. It is an independent product of Astro Daily.