DynamicLake Brings Liquid Glass to Dynamic Island

From WWDC Stage to Your Mac

At WWDC 2025, Apple unveiled Liquid Glass a stunning new design language across macOS, iOS, and beyond. Controls, sidebars, widgets, and the Dock gained translucent depth, fluid light reflections, and the kind of optical polish that makes the UI feel alive.

But there was one curious omission: Dynamic Island itself didn’t get the Liquid Glass treatment. On iPhone, the Island stayed matte black, still hiding sensors and preserving its illusion.

DynamicLake changes that

DynamicLake Leads the Way

DynamicLake was already known for bringing Dynamic Island style interactivity to the MacBook notch media controls, call alerts, quick glance info, notifications, timers, and more.

Now, with the latest update, DynamicLake is the first to give Dynamic Island Liquid Glass makeover

• Notifications and music controls shimmer with glass-like translucency.

• Animations feel smoother, as if carved from light and glass.

• The notch finally feels like part of Apple’s 2025 design vision.

DynamicLake doesn’t stop where Apple did it pushes Dynamic Island further.

Frosted Glass for Focus

Not every moment calls for glowing, reflective glass. That’s why DynamicLake also introduces a Frosted Glass mode:

• Liquid Glass - luminous, immersive, futuristic

• Frosted Glass - soft, subtle, easy on the eyes

Switching between them lets you choose the atmosphere for your workspace.

Why This Matters

Apple’s Liquid Glass is about harmony, depth, and elegance. By bringing it to Dynamic Island on the Mac, DynamicLake makes the notch not only useful but also beautiful.

It’s a perfect blend:

• The utility of Dynamic Island on macOS.

• The aesthetics of Apple’s newest design language.

• The freedom to pick Liquid or Frosted, depending on your style.

Try It Today

Liquid Glass and Frosted Glass have arrived in DynamicLake
Update today and see your Mac’s notch come alive like never before
This is the beginning of a new era for DynamicLake