Native
SwiftUI and Metal, written from scratch for Apple silicon.

A whole shelf of tanks comes in the box — and every dial is yours to move, so the next one is one you built.












SwiftUI and Metal, written from scratch for Apple silicon.
About as optimized as this can get. Barely touches your battery.
Drop the quality or render scale to spend even less.
Fish, kelp, caustics, water colour, fog, camera, bubbles, audio reactivity — every knob is live. Build a tank you love, save it, and it joins the rotation between songs. Ships with presets; the good ones are the ones you make.
A little porthole that floats over anything. Click-through, always on top if you want.
A plain resizable window. Park it in a corner, or snap it beside your work.
Becomes your desktop, behind every window. The whole screen is the tank.
Everything lives in one menu-bar drop-down: flip between modes, page through your saved scenes, toggle ambience, or let it change worlds between songs on its own.
Hi! I'm Edwon — former Disney Imagineer, current film director, and I also made Waba, the virtual pet for Apple Vision Pro.
I built Cyberquarium because I wanted it myself. I wanted a little fish tank living in the corner of my screen or on my wallpaper while I work — not just a gaudy sim of real fish, but something more fun, creative, and magical that reacts to music. And something to fall asleep to with music on at night. It didn't exist, so I made it — and it turned out cool enough that I figured other people might want one too.
It's just me here, so if something breaks or you have an idea, you can email me directly. I read everything.
Contact Edwon$10, one time. Every scene, every option, all future updates. No subscription, no account. All data stays on your Mac.
Buy for macOS — $103 MB · macOS 13 or later