Pingloom Download

Pingloom — Eight directions.
One flick.

Bring the League of Legends ping wheel to your desktop: eight slices of tactical pings and animated emotes, drawn with a radial gesture. Runs natively in Rust, independent of the game process.

Get Pingloom Give the Wheel a spin

Windows · Experimental macOS · NixOS (niri) · Free & open source

Pingloom’s native Ping and Emote Wheels with their actual bundled artwork
Two Wheels. Your own way to say it.Native renderer preview, not a desktop capture.

Feel the flick.

Same artwork. Same eight directions. Try it right here.

Browser preview

Hold, drag out, release. Return to the centre to cancel.
Or tab to a slice and press Enter.

N · North

Danger

Artwork and sound from the desktop app. Select a slice to preview what it sends.

  1. 1
    Hold your trigger key

    Hold your keyboard trigger (default Alt for pings, Ctrl for emotes).

  2. 2
    Drag with the left mouse button

    Keep the trigger held, press the left mouse button and drag toward a slice.

  3. 3
    Release left mouse to send

    Release the left mouse button outside the centre to send. Release inside the central cancellation zone, press Escape, or right-click to cancel.

Desktop controls use a held keyboard trigger and left mouse drag; mouse-button triggers drag with that same button. Pings and emotes appear at the initial mouse-press origin on your desktop. The browser preview above lets you test slices directly without holding keys. See the usage guide and platform requirements.

Make it
feel like you.

Choose your trigger. Arrange your eight slices. Import your own emote images. Preview your changes before saving.

The Wheel and overlays run natively in Rust. Settings live in a bundled Tauri WebView, not on this website.

Explore the desktop app
Rendered Pingloom Settings in Loom Night: Tactical Pings, the eight-slice Wheel and selected Danger artwork
Actual Settings UI render · Loom Night / Pingloom Blush

A gesture away.

Pingloom v0.1.0 · Prerelease

Windows

Windows 11 x64 · Requires Evergreen WebView2.

Unsigned prerelease build. Windows SmartScreen may show an unrecognized app prompt on first run.

Windows checksum & build info · Windows platform guide

macOS Experimental

Apple Silicon & Intel universal binary.

Ad-hoc signed, unnotarized experimental build. Gatekeeper may ask for approval in Privacy & Security. Gestures need Accessibility and, if prompted, Input Monitoring.

macOS checksum & build info · macOS platform guide

NixOS niri Wayland

Nix 2.18+ · Native in-compositor integration.

Opt-in compositor integration. Runs with zero root GUI, zero evdev grab, and verified passive layer-shell overlay.

Test in disposable VM · NixOS platform guide

Traditional Linux packages: in progress. Platform requirements · Release notes