Every macOS upgrade brings the same worry for desktop customization fans: will my favorite tools still work? If you have moved to the latest release and are hunting for a macOS Sequoia desktop pet, Luna has you covered.
Native Sequoia support
Luna runs natively on macOS Sequoia, as well as Sonoma and Ventura. She is built for both Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs, so whether you are on the newest MacBook or an older machine, she performs smoothly at 60 frames per second.
Playing nicely with modern macOS features
Sequoia leans heavily on window management, and Luna is designed to cooperate:
- She glides over Spaces and Mission Control without disruption.
- She floats above Stage Manager groups and full-screen apps.
- Her transparent, click-through overlay never interferes with window tiling.
Handling Gatekeeper
Because Luna is independently distributed, macOS may show a "damaged and can't be opened" message on first launch. This is a standard Gatekeeper warning for unsigned apps, not an actual problem. After dragging Luna to Applications, run xattr -cr /Applications/"Luna Desktop Dog.app" in Terminal and open her again. That one command clears the quarantine flag.
A companion built to last
Luna is actively maintained, so as macOS evolves she keeps pace. You get a beautifully animated desktop dog with a full needs system, mini-games, and deep customization — all free and all private.
Running Sequoia? Download Luna free and give your updated Mac a companion.