OPEN SOURCE. SCREEN AT EASE.
A little stillness.
A lot of rain.
Let characters fall. Let the noise fade.
Quiet rain for your screen, with a few words of your own.
Layers of green, drifting at different sizes and speeds. Dense Matrix fills the screen and lets the depth settle in.
Interactive browser interpretation.The native screensavers run on Rust.
02 / LEAVE YOURSELF A MESSAGE
The rain has
something to say.
A name. A reminder. A line that stays with you.
Your words light up letter by letter, then fade back into the rain.
One phrase at a time. In your order.
A different place to find it, every time.
Separate with commas or new lines.
Up to 16 phrases, 64 characters each.
This preview stays in your browser. Set your screensaver’s words separately in Options.
Runs close to home.
A native screensaver or a terminal animation. No account, background service, or browser runtime in the app.
A rhythm you choose.
Adjust speed, density, brightness, characters, and word frequency. Keep it sparse or fill the screen.
Open, all the way down.
A reusable Rust engine and platform adapters. MIT licensed. Read it, change it, make it yours.
03 / BRING THE RAIN HOME
Your next
quiet moment.
Choose where Stillterm lives.
The source is available now.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Does Stillterm lock my computer?
Stillterm provides the animation. Your operating system controls locking, passwords, and authentication. Keep your normal security settings.
Can I change the words and characters?
Yes. Use Options on the native screensaver, or a terminal configuration file. Words accept commas, line breaks, or a TOML array. They appear vertically in order, then repeat. Leave the words blank to turn them off.
What is ready to download?
The Mac prerelease is available now: signed, Apple notarized, and stapled. Download the universal package for Apple Silicon and Intel. Physical Intel hardware and longer sessions still need broader testing. Windows and terminal source builds are available now; the latest Windows phrase and dense-theme additions still need manual testing.