Mac, or Mac + display
Let the screen rest while your Mac keeps working, or keep everything on for presentations, dashboards and monitoring.
Coming soon for macOS
Awaken lives in your menu bar and keeps your Mac from sleeping while downloads, builds and renders finish — for fifteen minutes, eight hours, or until you say stop.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · 2 999 ₸ once · no account needed
This is the real panel. Pick a mode, a duration, and press Return.
Made for the work that takes a while
Features
Let the screen rest while your Mac keeps working, or keep everything on for presentations, dashboards and monitoring.
From 15 minutes to 8 hours, or until you stop it. Add time without starting over. When it ends, normal sleep comes back by itself.
CPU, memory, battery, disk and network — live, in a calm native dashboard.
No Dock icon, no windows in your way. Turn on Launch at login and forget it's there.
No account. No tracking. Your files, apps and work never leave your Mac.
Built in SwiftUI on macOS's own power assertions — the same mechanism that keeps your screen on during a video. Quit Awaken and everything goes back to normal.
Setup
Get Awaken.dmg from this page.
Open the file and drag Awaken into your Applications folder.
Open Awaken. Its icon appears in the menu bar, top right of your screen.
Choose a mode and a duration. Your Mac now stays awake until the timer ends.
Tip: Settings → General → Launch at login, and Awaken is always one click away.
Reviews
I start a render, pick four hours and walk away. That's the whole app — and that's why I love it.
Finally something that sits quietly in the menu bar and doesn't ask me to make an account.
Overnight training runs used to die at 2 a.m. when the Mac fell asleep. Not anymore.
“Mac only, display may sleep” is exactly the mode I wanted for big downloads.
Cleaner than every “caffeine” app I've tried. Feels like it shipped with macOS.
Two coffees, once. No subscription. Easiest yes this year.
Pricing
one-time purchase · about two cups of coffee
FAQ
Awaken stops idle sleep. Closing a MacBook lid still puts it to sleep unless it's in clamshell mode — connected to power, an external display and a keyboard. That's a macOS rule, and we'd rather be honest about it.
Awaken itself uses almost nothing. An awake Mac uses more power than a sleeping one, so on battery pick a timer — when it ends, normal sleep returns on its own.
The session ends right away and your Mac goes back to its usual sleep settings. Nothing is changed in System Settings and nothing is left behind.
No. There's no account and no analytics. System stats are read on your Mac and stay on your Mac.
Any Mac running macOS 14 Sonoma or later.
No. You pay 2 999 ₸ once and it's yours.
Soon. The Download button on this page turns on the day Awaken ships.