Luckycharms: Brings good luck to your desktop

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I noticed almost every car has a charm, cross, or nazar hanging from the rear-view mirror—not just for religion, but as a meaningful, quiet habit. Since we look at screens more than dashboards today, I built [Luckycharms](https://www.luckycharms.app) to bring that habit to the desktop. What makes it special: * Real Rope Physics: Hangs quietly from your screen with genuine pendulum physics—drag, flick, or tap it anytime. * Invisible UX: No open windows, no taskbar icon, and zero clicks intercepted on empty space. It auto-hides during full-screen apps and games. * 0% CPU at Rest: Fully sleeps when it stops swaying. * 13 Global Charms & Rituals: Includes traditions like Nazar, Maneki-Neko, Hamsa, Nimbu-Mirchi, and deity sets, complete with unique interactive gestures. * Custom Charms:Upload your own image with automatic background removal. * Privacy-First: One-time purchase on the Microsoft Store with zero analytics, tracking, or network calls. I’d love to know what you think: which charm, gesture, or custom feature would you like to see next? 🍀