Nestcells

SignalWall by Nestcells

SignalWall

A quiet, open-source live wallpaper app for calm, intentional Windows desktops.

Product Hunt launch: June 16 Follow before launch
Multi-display Source-first install MIT licensed

Unsigned alpha. Recommended path: inspect the code, build locally, then launch.

Install after reviewing the source.

Use the prompt to have Codex, Claude Code, or another local agent inspect the repository, build locally, and report findings before anything runs.

Codex or Claude prompt

Copy the prompt, review the code, then build.

It verifies the repository origin, source code, scripts, signatures, hashes, and build output. It also instructs the agent not to disable Windows security.

Open prompt
01

Clone the official repository.

02

Inspect source, scripts, workflows, and dependencies.

03

Build locally and report findings before launch.

Feel the control surface before installing.

Switch theme, quote mode, tempo, and transition. Tempo now drives the progress bars and quote rotation.

Left display Every pixel should earn its place. Design note
Right display Motion should reveal intent. Motion note

Color theme

Quote mode

Tempo

Transition

One control center for every wallpaper setting.

SignalWall quote wallpaper capture
Live quote wallpaper
SignalWall customization workflow
Single control center
SignalWall multi-screen layout modes
Screen order and modes

Fine-grained controls without a heavy UI.

Timing

Choose quick rotation or slow ambient reading, up to five minutes per quote.

Screen modes

Same quote everywhere or different quotes per monitor.

Text themes

Assign Design, Focus, Strategy, or custom phrase groups.

Color themes

Use Signal, Paper Dark, Paper Light, or custom backgrounds as the library grows.

Motion

Tune particles, speed, grid opacity, progress, random order, and transitions.

Screen order

Map screen 1, 2, and 3 to match your real desk layout.

Free, open source, unsigned alpha.

The release binary remains available for transparency, but reviewing the source and building locally is the recommended route until a signed installer exists.

Open GitHub release