What does Chopstick do?

Chopstick notices what you repeat on your Mac and builds notch widgets for it, using the coding agent you already have. Your activity log stays local on your Mac.

Which coding agents does Chopstick work with?

Chopstick works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Copilot, and OpenCode. You describe a widget and your agent builds it.

How much does Chopstick cost?

Chopstick is normally $14.99 but is currently available at a $7.99 launch price, with 16 days left on the launch at the time of the listing.

Is there a free trial?

Yes, Chopstick is free for 3 days, with no account or card required.

What are the system requirements?

Chopstick requires macOS 15 or later.

Does Chopstick send my activity data anywhere?

No — Chopstick keeps your activity log local, on your Mac.

Can I use Chopstick without building my own widgets?

Yes — Chopstick comes with pre-made widgets you can start with, including a website widget, before describing your own.

Chopstick — Mac widgets that write themselves

Chopstick is a macOS app that automatically builds notch widgets for your Mac's Dynamic Island/notch area. It observes what you repeatedly do on your Mac, logs that activity locally, and lets you — or a coding agent you already use — turn those patterns into notch widgets. You can start with pre-made widgets (like a website usage widget) or describe your own and have your coding agent build it.

Chopstick

Key Features

Auto-generated notch widgets

Build widgets with your coding agent

Pre-made starter widgets

Local activity log

Activity dashboard

Widget description prompt

How It Works

Chopstick watches your Mac activity

A widget gets built

Pros & Cons

Pros

Cons

Who It's For

Best for

Not ideal for

Use Cases

Pricing

Chopstick (launch price)

Integrations

FAQ

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