OCTOBER
Next up
- Design review
- Lunch with Sam
- Ship the update
To add a calendar widget to your Mac desktop, describe it in DesignMyMac — “A Swiss poster calendar: stark white, one bold red accent, a tight grid with today highlighted and my next events below.” — and it designs the widget in any style, font and colour, then places it on your desktop behind your windows. You can resize it, move it, and edit it on its own later.
“A Swiss poster calendar: stark white, one bold red accent, a tight grid with today highlighted and my next events below.”
Design this widgetA stark white Swiss poster card holds a tight month grid with today picked out in bold red, and your next calendar events sit right beneath it. Heavy condensed type and sharp square corners keep it graphic and crisp.
To add a calendar widget to your Mac desktop, describe it in DesignMyMac — “A Swiss poster calendar: stark white, one bold red accent, a tight grid with today highlighted and my next events below.” — and it designs the widget in any style, font and colour, then places it on your desktop behind your windows. You can resize it, move it, and edit it on its own later.
Yes — any font (including pixel, handwritten and typewriter), colours, size, frame, glass effect and even painted artwork. Edit it by hand or ask the AI to restyle just that widget.
Yes. DesignMyMac widgets sit on your desktop next to any macOS widgets you use.
You can start for free. Designing with AI has a daily limit per account.
Macs with Apple silicon running macOS 14 Sonoma or later. You can also design in your browser at designmymac.com/studio.