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Light up your Mac with festive lights and gentle snowfall 🎄❄️Festivitas adds festive lights to your dock and menu bar and transforms your desktop into a winter wonderland with falling snow. ❤️ TechCrunch: Holiday app Festivitas puts Xmas lights on your Mac 🧡 Forbes: Hang Christmas Lights On Your Mac With This Cheap App 💛 Daring Fireball: Festivitas — Holiday Lights for Your Mac Menu Bar and Dock 💚 MacRumors: Festivitas Lets You Add Holiday Lights to Your Mac Desktop 🩵 9to5Mac: ‘Festivitas’ brings holiday cheer to your Mac’s dock and menu bar 💙 MacStories: A Fun Way to Add Holiday Cheer to Your Mac Get ready to celebrate any occasion as Festivitas lights up your menu bar and dock the moment you launch it.🖥️ Show festive lights in the dock, under the menu bar, or both. ✨ Choose from enchanting holiday effects like Twinkle, Wave, and Chase. 💡 Personalize your lights with a variety of designs: oval, circle, diode, heart, star, snowflake, bat, ghost, pumpkin, clover, egg, leaf, beer, champa

This year, the whimsical holiday app comes to iPhone and adds a snow effect for Mac users.

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Last year, developer Simon Støvring came out with a fun little holiday-themed Mac app called Festivitas. Festivitas adds colorful string lights to your Mac's dock and menu bar, and this year, it can do even more. Festivitas received a 2025 holiday update today, and now it supports gently falling snow for an even cozier feel. Snow interacts with the mouse cursor, parting around it, and if you have a second or third display, snow expands across all of your monitors. Lights and snow can now be set to start at a specific time with a new Shortcuts integration. There are new light options for 2025, including color presets and the option to choose from tons of different shapes. You can customize light shapes, color, size, opacity, drop height, cable thickness, and more in the Settings. Lights can animate, and there are pulse, twinkle, chase, and wave patterns. Snow can also be adjusted with options for amount, flake size, fall speed, and wind. Snow and lights can be displayed over all of your app windows, or just on the desktop, which is nice for a more minimal holiday experience. You can import and export color palettes, and customize your color selections. Like last year, the Mac app requires accessibility features to add lights to the dock, which the app prompts you to grant when starting it up for the first time. Festivitas also now works with the iPad and the iPhone in addition to the Mac. On the ‌iPhone‌ and ‌iPad‌, lights can be added to the Home Screen using widgets, with customization options to change the aesthetic. The lights are designed to be put around photos, which is a cute effect. Festivitas for the Mac offers customer-selected fair pricing starting at 4 euros, and it can be downloaded from the Festivitas website. The ‌iPhone‌ and ‌iPad‌ app is available from the App Store, and it too offers customer-selected fair pricing between $3.99 and $9.99. [Direct Link] This article, "Holiday App Festivitas Adds Animated String Lights and Snow Effects to Apple Devices" first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums

Let it snow! Last year Developer Simon Støvring released Festivitas, a delightful app that lets you adorn your Mac's Dock and Menu Bar with holiday...