Separate windows, together
Keep X, Instagram and video in independent windows. Switch between X accounts and advance posts automatically.
More room for your work.
X and video, small and wherever you like.
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macOS 14+ / JAPANESE & ENGLISH
Doopa brings video, social feeds and music into separate floating windows on your Mac. Open what you want from a compact toolbar. Hide it to focus. Bring it back to the same place.
Stack them on the right, or put them side by side at the top left. Keep just what you want nearby, with plenty of room for your work. Click an image to enlarge it.
Stack X and video at the edge, leaving the centre and left for your work.
Keep X and video side by side in a compact group, wherever they suit your work.
A promotional layout animation. The processed background stays fixed while the captured panels move. No audio.
Choose right or top left to switch layouts. Use the X and video icons to hide or show a panel. Music appears only when opened.

Real Doopa panel captures, arranged over an OpenAI public Codex demo image with pixelated text. A promotional layout illustration.
Codex: OpenAI public demo — text pixelated
X: @ryuji_9apps — Muchcha Octopus
Big Buck Bunny — (c) copyright 2008, Blender Foundation / www.bigbuckbunny.org · CC BY 3.0
Choose video, social or music from the toolbar, then sign in on the service’s official page.
Click the same icon again. Doopa remembers positions and sizes, so you can skip rearranging.
Link supported official Chrome players for track information and controls. Initial setup requires manual extension installation and site permissions.
Keep X, Instagram and video in independent windows. Switch between X accounts and advance posts automatically.
Hide the toolbar automatically and reveal it at the top edge of the screen. Choose and reorder its icons.
Compact controls, track details and artwork. Show two visible lyric lines from supported official web players when you open lyrics.
Start with a 2:1 video and X layout on your second display. Adjust it, then keep your own layout.
Drag a file from Finder onto the toolbar. The tray opens for the files you are using now.
View Claude Code and Codex work status. Manually hide personal Doopa windows before sharing your screen.
The actual video-only mode, with the header hidden and the video fitted inside its window.
The actual wide music panel using a local audio file and an original LRC file. This is separate from verification of subscription lyrics.
The actual file tray with one public sample file. Tray items are references to their originals.
Connection methods and verification differ by service. Opening an official page does not establish that paid content will play.
| Feature or connection | Current status |
|---|---|
| Toolbar, windows, layouts and screen-sharing mode | Implemented and checked on a Mac. Screen-sharing mode is switched on and off manually. |
| Regional Music Link connection | Mac connection verified from the Japan and UK regional setup pages. |
| Apple Music desktop connection | Transport, metadata and artwork checked with a local audio file. Subscription streaming is unverified. |
| Additional music and paid video services | Experimental. Subscription playback, DRM and streamed lyrics remain unverified in some combinations. |
Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, YouTube Music, LINE MUSIC, AWA, TIDAL and Deezer. Chrome players use Music Link. Spotify and Apple Music also have Mac app integrations. Amazon Music desktop metadata is unsupported. AWA Lounge controls mute or unmute its audio. Not every track, lyric or account combination has been verified.
YouTube, Prime Video, TikTok, ABEMA, Netflix, Hulu Japan, U-NEXT, TVer, TELASA, Disney+, Apple TV, HBO Max, Hulu (US), Paramount+, Peacock, BBC iPlayer, Stan, Crave and JioHotstar. Default choices vary by region. Some additions provide an official-site entry point only; full playback and DRM are unverified. Chrome mini-windows or Safari may be required.
Melon, KKBOX and JioSaavn are reference links to official websites only. Playback controls, metadata and lyrics are not integrated.
Service accounts and any required subscriptions are separate. Doopa includes no video or music viewing rights. Region settings change choices and entry URLs, not regional restrictions.
Doopa is currently a Mac app. Windows, iPhone and Android versions are not available.
The toolbar and mini-windows can stay in front. Choose a persistent or automatically hidden toolbar. macOS protected screens may limit visibility.
No. Use your own official service account and any subscription needed for playback or lyrics. Lyrics depend on the track and playback source.
Not yet. Add the extension manually in Chrome and allow only the official players you use. Its store release is being prepared.
They show work status from your Mac. Enable the integration and configure notification hooks during setup. AI service subscriptions and usage charges are separate.
No. Start and stop it manually. It hides personal Doopa windows; it does not secure other apps or the entire screen-sharing stream.
Playback is not guaranteed across all services. Authentication, DRM, region, subscriptions and website changes may affect it. Unverified integrations are experimental.
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