You rely on your workspace every day—to create, build, trade, design, and focus. And when your tools are essential, you shouldn’t have to compromise between performance, polish, or price. That’s why we started this project. Not in a boardroom—but in the middle of passionate conversations on r/Mac. Hundreds of creators, solopreneurs, and professionals shared the same frustration: “Why can’t there be a monitor that looks and feels like Apple’s best, without the price tag or the trade-offs?” We’re building that display—together. Openly, transparently, and with every decision shaped by real workflows.

When we asked the community what mattered most, the answer wasn’t just “more pixels”—it was about space to think, create, and focus. A 32-inch 6K panel gives you exactly that: room to breathe, work across multiple apps and see every detail. And unlike most 4K displays, 6K scales natively with macOS—no blurry UI or awkward scaling. It feels like it was built for your Mac.

Our advanced anti-reflective glass coating gives you the deep contrast and clarity of a glossy display—without the distracting reflections. It’s the same kind of solid glass used on Apple’s Studio Display and MacBook screens. Durable, easy to clean, and finished with a subtle slate-like texture, it elevates the feel of your entire setup. Most monitors in this category use soft plastic layers. We’re not most monitors.

We believe the tools you use every day should look and feel as good as they perform. That’s why, just like our other displays, this monitor will feature Dough’s signature minimalist design—solid, purposeful, and free of distractions. For people who spend hours at their desk, it’s more than a monitor—it’s part of your space, your routine, your mindset. While the final design is still in development, we’re locking in a premium material palette: anodized aluminum, a die-cast aluminum stand, and solid cover glass on the front—all built to feel substantial, clean, and timeless.

The panel is chosen. The design is taking shape. But a lot of critical decisions are still ahead—and they’re yours to make. We’re opening the next stage of crowd-development soon, with a fresh round of community polls and discussions. Each decision is made with real users, in real workflows. If you want to help shape the final product—and be the first to know when pre-orders go live—join the crowd-development newsletter below.