WideEye
The image viewer for ultrawide displays.
Coming soon to the Mac App StoreWhat it does
A strict viewer — sharp, fast, keyboard-driven. Built for the way ultrawide screens want to be used.
Multi-pane layouts
Switch between 1, 2, 3, or 5 panes with a single key. Three-pane is the default — adjacent context where ultrawide gives you the room.
Keyboard-first
Arrow keys, space, home/end, jump-by-ten, fullscreen, slideshow, EXIF — every action lives on the keyboard.
EXIF on tap
Camera, lens, exposure, ISO, focal length, location. Hit I to toggle. No editing, just inspection.
Slideshow with shuffle
Plays at your pace, with optional shuffle. Header pill shows what's playing without breaking the frame.
Drop a folder, you're in
Drag a folder onto the Dock icon, or use ⌘O. WideEye scans and starts showing.
Native & quiet
SwiftUI, dark by default, frame autosave, native fullscreen. Window remembers its place; nothing else does.
What it doesn't do
The boundaries are the value.
- No editing, no filters, no crop
- No delete, no rename, no export
- No AI, no tagging, no faces
- No cloud, no sync, no account
- No analytics, no telemetry, no network
- No persistent content state — incognito by design