Nano

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A free Alcove alternative

Updated October 23, 2026 ยท By valenxi, who makes Nano

Alcove is a polished, paid Dynamic Island for the Mac. If you'd rather not pay, or you're still on macOS 14, Nano is a free and open source alternative.

Nano and Alcove

NanoAlcove
PriceFree$13.99 once, up to 3 Macs
Open sourceYes, MITNo
macOS14.6+15+
MusicApple Music and SpotifyLive Activities
Calendar, weather and timerYes
File trayYes
Custom HUDsVolume, brightness, Bluetooth and chargingYes
Lock Screen widgetsNoYes
Coding agent approvalsYes, 13 agentsNo
Voice dictationYes, runs on your MacNo
Homebrewvalenxi0/tap/nanoalcove

Blank cells are things Alcove's site doesn't list.

Where Alcove is stronger

Alcove has Lock Screen widgets, swipe gestures and a very refined feel. If those matter most, it's worth the price.

Where Nano is stronger

Nano is free, runs on macOS 14.6, and does more in the notch: a full dashboard, a file tray, coding agent approvals and usage limits, local dictation and per-app volume.

Nano is free and open source under the MIT license. It needs macOS 14.6 or later on an Apple silicon Mac, works around the notch or floating below the menu bar on Macs without one, and is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple.

Try Nano

  1. Download the latest .dmg from GitHub Releases, or run brew install --cask valenxi0/tap/nano with Homebrew.
  2. Open it and drag Nano to Applications.
  3. Open Nano. Setup asks only for the permissions the features you pick need.

The source is on GitHub.