Faster wake, fewer edge cases
Sub-100 ms USB enumeration on Windows 11. Fixed a rare wake glitch on M-series MacBooks coming back from deep sleep. LED long-press window widened to 2 s so it is harder to fat-finger.
Firmware drops, new units, and the occasional “we made it smaller.” Newest first.
Sub-100 ms USB enumeration on Windows 11. Fixed a rare wake glitch on M-series MacBooks coming back from deep sleep. LED long-press window widened to 2 s so it is harder to fat-finger.
USB-A and USB-C in one unit — pick the end, the other tucks away. One Ghost for the MacBook, the work laptop, the dock, and that desktop in the closet. Ships now from $49.
Long-press the status LED to turn it off — the setting persists across unplugs. A new low-power descriptor profile drops idle draw to 0.18 W. ghostctl 0.3 lands: status, led on|off, dfu.
The USB-C unit ships. Same insides, oval plug — fits MacBooks and modern USB-C-only Windows and Linux machines directly, no adapter.
Linux: cleaner behaviour with systemd-logind — no more phantom-monitor log spam. Windows: reports a sensible EDID so it stops nagging you about display settings.
Fleet pricing from $34/unit, asset tags laser-etched on request, NET-30 invoicing, and an MDM-friendly device descriptor that does not hide from your inventory. Talk to sales.
The first one. USB-A, brushed-aluminium unibody, a blue status LED, and a lanyard loop. It keeps your laptop awake while it works. That is the whole product, and that is the point.
500 units went to people running coding agents day and night. They closed their lids and walked away. Nothing broke. So — here we go.
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