Vardek
macOS · Corsair Xeneon Edge™
Your Xeneon Edge™, alive on the Mac.
The Corsair Xeneon Edge™ ships a widget dashboard that only runs in iCUE on Windows. On a Mac the panel is just a second display. Vardek rebuilds that widget layer natively — a full-screen, touch-driven grid that runs entirely on your machine.
The gap
Corsair's Xeneon Edge™ widget layer is Windows-only. Plug the Xeneon Edge™ into a Mac and you get a secondary monitor but no widget support. Vardek fills it — natively, and without leaving your machine.
What you get
A real dashboard, built for the Mac.
Nine first-party widgets ship bundled, arranged on an 8×2 grid across auto-rotating carousel pages.
Local-first by design
The daemon binds 127.0.0.1 and never goes off-box. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry.
Native Mac shell
A WKWebView app fills the Edge panel full-screen — with a normal Mac window and menu bar underneath.
8×2 widget grid
Clocks, sensors, weather, macros — laid out on a grid, rotating through pages automatically.
iCUE-compatible widgets
Widgets are plain web folders (manifest.json + index.html). Import community and marketplace widgets as-is.
Manage from a browser
Turn widgets on, place them, set options from an Admin page. No config files to hand-edit.
In-app Help
⌘? opens a searchable local knowledge base built from the docs. ⌘, settings, ⌘R reload.
How it works
Two small pieces, all on your machine.
🛰️ edge-daemon 127.0.0.1:8137
A small Swift daemon serves the dashboard and a live data feed over loopback — never reachable from the network. The only traffic that leaves is the specific API call a data widget makes.
🪟 edge-shell
A native WKWebView shell displays that dashboard full-screen on the Edge. The green traffic-light button drops it to a movable, resizable window and back.
Runs entirely on your machine.
Vardek binds to loopback and stays there. No cloud, no accounts, no telemetry — ● just your Mac and the panel in front of you.