Move files
between apps.
Drop files, text or links on the Shelf, then drag them into another app.
NOTCH FOR MAC
Keep files, capture tools, music controls and timers at the top of your Mac.
Apple Silicon · macOS 14+ Interactive browser preview
Drop files, text and links here.
Project notes.
Review by Friday.
25-minute focus session.
Keep files ready to move between apps.
Interactive browser demo. Sample content; no access to your Mac.
WORKFLOWS
Move files between apps, copy text from your screen and start a focus session.
Drop files, text or links on the Shelf, then drag them into another app.
Take and annotate screenshots, or recognize screen text on-device.
Use a timer, stopwatch or Pomodoro session with scheduled breaks.
KEYBOARD
Switch tools from the keyboard while the notch is open and focused.
Search tools.
Navigate the notch. Use Control–Tab to move to the next tool, or Escape to step back. These shortcuts work while the notch is focused.
Manage shortcuts. Open Dashboard → Keyboard shortcuts to review the controls for your enabled tools. The browser examples above respond to clicks only.
FEATURES
Control music, search your clipboard, take notes and check system activity.
Control playback for music already playing on your Mac.
Hold files, links and text while you switch apps.
Set a duration or add time to a running timer.
Review the draft on Friday.
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Meeting notes: update the cover.
Search recent copies, filter by type and pin items to keep.
Write notes in a floating scratchpad, with tabs, Markdown preview and export.
Check CPU, memory and network readings from the notch.
Interactive browser previews with sample content. Nothing here reads your files, clipboard, music or system activity.
DASHBOARD
Enable tools, adjust appearance and review shortcuts and permissions in one window.
Browser walkthrough · sample states · resets on reload
OVERVIEW
FAVORITES
FEATURED
WORKSPACE
Direct paths to tools, appearance, shortcuts and access.
Find tools and switch them on or off.
APPEARANCE
Choose a theme, accent color and layout.
Switch between dark and light.
Choose a highlight color.
Reduce spacing between controls.
SHORTCUTS
Review example shortcuts and open the browser workflows below.
Configure supported tool shortcuts in the native Dashboard.
PERMISSIONS
Review which permissions each tool needs.
No account or automatic telemetry. Core tools run locally. Optional online features are described in the privacy details below.
Try searching in All tools.
CUSTOMIZATION
Choose the size, idle display and tools shown in your notch.
Choose your tools. Set their order.
Browser preview only. Your Mac’s settings stay unchanged.
Choose how the notch opens and adjust the hover delay.
Reorder sections and arrange the notch’s quick buttons.
Use the camera cutout on supported MacBooks or a simulated island on other displays. Hide it in fullscreen.
STARTER SETUPS
Apply a tool bundle, then adjust individual tools in the Dashboard.
SELECT A SETUP
Each tool can be switched on or off later.
File Shelf, Scratchpad, timers, window layouts and audio controls.
Replaces the Dashboard’s sample tool selection. Your Mac stays unchanged.
Reset or reload to restore the original Dashboard tools and appearance.
MACFLEET
Checkout hosted by Dodo Payments. Review the offer and billing details there before paying.
PRIVACY
Core tools run on your Mac. Review feature permissions from the Dashboard.
The practical detailsUse Notch without signing up.
No usage analytics or automatic crash reporting.
Clipboard history lives on your Mac. Text recognition uses on-device processing with Apple Vision.
Review the macOS access required by each enabled tool.
Local-first doesn’t mean entirely offline. Optional features such as update checks, online lyrics, temporary sharing links and feedback can make network requests. The browser demos on this page use sample data.
COMPATIBILITY & AVAILABILITY
Compatibility, privacy, and what’s available today.
Notch targets Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 Sonoma or later. Some features depend on your hardware, connected devices, permissions, or supported apps.
No. Notch can use the camera cutout on supported MacBooks, or show a simulated island on other displays. The app’s Dashboard and tools remain available separately.
Core tools, clipboard history, settings, screen text recognition, and local file processing stay on your Mac. There is no Notch account or automatic telemetry. Visible optional features—including update checks, online lyric lookup, temporary sharing links, and feedback—can make network requests.
That depends on the tools you choose. Window controls may need Accessibility; screen capture and screen text recognition need screen access. Camera and microphone features have their own permissions. The app explains what each permission is for and which enabled tools use it.
No. Start with the tools you need, then use All tools to add or remove others. Feature settings are kept when you remove a tool. Some already-loaded features finish unloading after an app restart.
Yes. With the notch focused, Command–K opens Explore, Control–Tab moves between tools, and Escape steps back. Option–Command–F, M and R jump to Files, Music and Timer. Review your enabled tools’ shortcuts in the Dashboard.
Choose a compact, spacious or custom size; show, hide and reorder sections; arrange quick buttons; and choose click or hover behavior. You can also select the display and hide the island during fullscreen work.
No. These examples use sample content inside your browser. They do not read your clipboard, access your files, take screenshots or register system shortcuts. Sample notes and control choices reset when you reload.
This is a browser preview of Notch 4.0. A public Mac download will appear here after signing and release checks are complete.
Apple Silicon · macOS 14+ · Public download coming later