I built it for myself. When you connect a computer to a console and a router, you need to know which address the Mac is on and which network. Now it just sits on the screen, with no settings to open.

What it does

• Shows every active network: its name, address and mask.
• Updates by itself when the network changes.
• Click an address to copy it.
• ⌥⌘I shows and hides it from anywhere.
• Stays above your windows, on every Space. Drag it wherever suits you.
• From the menu bar icon: transparency, clicks passing through the window, and opening at login.

Install

1. Download the file and open it.
2. Move NetGlass to your Applications folder.
3. Open it. It is signed and approved by Apple.

Requirements

A Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 or later) and macOS 13 or later. No sign-up and no payment.

Working with DiGiCo?

I built NetGlass while working on ZO-Mix, an app that gives every musician their own mix on their phone, on Quantum and SD consoles.