Dynamic Edge brings a Dynamic Island-style experience to Windows 10 and 11. It combines media controls, clipboard history, app and folder launching, timers, volume controls, and more into a lightweight floating interface. Built with native WinUI 3 and Windows App SDK, it is designed to feel at home on Windows without the overhead of Electron. You can dock it to the top, left, or right of your screen, use it across multiple monitors, and quickly summon it with a global hotkey or Magic Shake.
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Hey everyone! 👋
I’ve been working on Dynamic Edge for a while, and I’m really excited to finally share it here.
The idea came from wanting a more convenient way to access things I use every day - media controls, clipboard history, apps, volume, timers, etc. —-without constantly opening different windows.
I wanted it to feel like something that actually belongs on Windows, so I built it with native WinUI 3 and Windows App SDK.
I’d really love to hear what you think. What would you want to see added to Dynamic Edge next?
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The global hotkey and Magic Shake caught my attention. Quick access is really what could make something like this become a daily habit.
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@mercy_james3 Thank you! That was exactly the idea - make it quick enough that you don't even think about opening another app. 😄
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The clipboard history right alongside media controls is a surprisingly useful combo. I can see myself using this throughout the day.
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@mathew_james2 Thanks! I actually use that combination constantly myself. Having clipboard history right next to media controls ended up being way more useful than I expected.
The global hotkey and Magic Shake caught my attention. Quick access is really what could make something like this become a daily habit.
@mercy_james3 Thank you! That was exactly the idea - make it quick enough that you don't even think about opening another app. 😄
The clipboard history right alongside media controls is a surprisingly useful combo. I can see myself using this throughout the day.
@mathew_james2 Thanks! I actually use that combination constantly myself. Having clipboard history right next to media controls ended up being way more useful than I expected.