They're driving us nuts. Thanks in advance :^)
Edit: it's a signal fly -- thank you!
this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2023
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Google Lens says it's a Signal Fly, does look similar!
I've found a Canadian site describing it. It has a similar wing pattern, and it says that they're "reportedly attracted to sweat", that would explain why they're driving OP nuts.