Media
Artwork, track progress, and playback controls in one card.
A full toolkit. A tiny footprint.
Current Mac development build. App size excludes your files; resource use varies by feature and device.
Notes, to-dos, meetings, timers and files, one glance up. A quiet command center in your MacBook’s notch, built to stay out of your way.
2 days free · No account · macOS 14+
Coming to Mac & Windows
Write directly in the note. Add a to-do with Return, or check one off.
The Mac app’s layout and controls, recreated for the browser with sample content. Changes reset on refresh. Scroll sideways on smaller screens to keep the app’s layout.
More of the app’s interface, shown with sample content. These are visual previews.
Artwork, track progress, and playback controls in one card.
Find what you copied and bring it back with one click.
An amount, two currencies, and the pairs you check most. Sample rates shown.
You’re deep in something. Then: Where did I write that down? When’s the call? Did the download finish? Is the agent done yet? Each answer lives in another window. One Cmd-Tab later, the thought you were holding is gone.
A few everyday moments.
01I’m writing. An idea for later goes into the notch in two seconds, and I’m back.
02Ten minutes before a call, a small icon appears beside the notch. When it’s time, I click Join.
03My coding agent finishes while I’m reading. The notch glows, then a green dot. I didn’t have to check.
04I drop three files on the notch, keep working, and drag them into the email when I’m ready.
Quick note, this week’s to-dos, monthly routines and reminders, all at the top of your screen. Nothing slips, and nothing pulls you out of what you’re doing.
Today’s meetings with one-click Join, timers that count down beside the notch, and what’s playing. Record a meeting and get its transcript and summary.
A tray for files with AirDrop, your latest downloads, clipboard history and your favorite shortcuts. Your AI agents’ status glows on the notch, so you never babysit a window.
Near 0% CPU when idle. Animations run in macOS itself.
No account. Your notes, to-dos and meetings are plain files on your Mac.
Notch App is where your day lives: to-dos, routines, meetings and the agents working for you, one glance up. Turn off what you don’t need. Separate Work and Personal into workspaces, or open the full window for more room.
Explore the interface$2/month
Cancel anytime.
$12 once
Pay once. Updates included.
Every plan starts with a 2-day free trial. One key, two Macs.
Purchases open at launch. Checkout is coming soon.
Download and open Notch App when it launches. You get 2 days with everything, no account, no card. After that, enter a license key to keep going.
Right after you buy, by email. Paste it into Notch App. Purchases will open when the checkout is ready.
A key works on 2 Macs. To move it, open Settings › License › Deactivate This Mac on the old one.
Notch App checks for new versions by itself and shows them in Settings › Updates. You can let it install them automatically.
Only if you choose the cloud option for meeting transcripts and summaries. On supported Macs with macOS 26, on-device meeting tools are also available. Everything else works without a key.
The Mac app requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later. Best on a MacBook with a notch. On other screens, it sits at the top center and appears when there’s activity. It lives in the menu bar, with no Dock icon needed.
Yes. Notch App is being developed for both Mac and Windows. This preview shows the Mac interface. Windows system requirements will be announced before release.
This browser version follows the Mac app’s notch layout and controls. Try six features: quick notes, weekly to-dos, monthly routines, reminders, named timers, and the file tray. Other screens are shown as visual previews. All content is sample content; changes reset on refresh. The demo does not connect to your Mac’s apps or upload files. System actions such as AirDrop are only available in the Mac app. Password-manager copies are never saved in the Mac app’s clipboard history.
Notch App is still in development, and the name is a working title. Explore the preview while we prepare the first release.
Notch App · A work in progress by Presage42