NotchMind for macOSIn development

Your Mac’s notch.With more to do.

Control your music. Keep a file close. Follow a timer.
The things you reach for, right at the top of your Mac.

Planned for Apple silicon · macOS 15 or later

Take a closer lookReal app captures · development preview
An existing desktop capture showing the expanded NotchMind music player at the top of the screen, with track artwork, playback progress, previous, pause and next controls.
Music in NotchMind
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Your music. Without the detour.

See what’s playing and reach playback controls without switching back to your music app.

You do
Play audio in a supported app.
The notch shows
Artwork, track information, progress and playback controls at the notch.
Explore music
The NotchMind file tray showing Debug Report.txt and Debug Image.png with individual remove buttons.
Files in NotchMind
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Keep that file right here.

Drop the file you’re working with into the Shelf. Reach it again without hunting through windows.

You do
Drop a file onto the notch.
The notch shows
A small file shelf with the items you’re using. This capture shows two demonstration files.
Explore files
The NotchMind timer showing 01:57 remaining, an orange pause button and a stop button.
Timer in NotchMind
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Stay with your work. Keep an eye on time.

Give your countdown a place at the top of the screen, with pause and stop controls close by.

You do
Start a timer in NotchMind.
The notch shows
The remaining time and timer controls, visible together at the notch.
Explore timer
A NotchMind download progress capture showing a video file at 60 percent and a reported rate of 12.8 MB per second.
Downloads in NotchMind
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Know when it’s nearly there.

Check a supported download’s progress from the notch instead of repeatedly returning to its window.

You do
Start a download that NotchMind can monitor.
The notch shows
A file name and its progress. The example capture shows 60% and a reported transfer rate.
Explore downloads
The notch showing an AirPods Pro connected notification and a green battery indicator at 76 percent.
Bluetooth in NotchMind
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Connected. And you know it.

See a connection notice for a supported Bluetooth device, with battery information when the device provides it.

You do
Connect a supported Bluetooth device.
The notch shows
A connection notice. This example shows AirPods Pro and a reported battery level of 76%.
Explore bluetooth
A compact NotchMind charging notification showing 67 percent with a green battery icon.
Battery in NotchMind
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A small signal. A useful heads-up.

See charging and battery updates where you can notice them, while keeping your work in front of you.

You do
Connect your Mac to power.
The notch shows
A compact charging notice. Here, the Mac’s battery is at 67%.
Explore battery

Choose a feature to change the screenshot. These are existing development captures, not a live app simulation. Appearance and supported behavior may change before release.

A Mac utility. A familiar place.

Less window-hopping.
More getting on with it.

NotchMind adds a small, expandable workspace around your Mac’s notch. Open a tool when you need it, or glance at a useful update while you work.

  1. 01

    Reach for the notch.

    Hover at the top of your screen to open NotchMind’s tools.

  2. 02

    Do the little thing.

    Pause a track, find your working file, or check the countdown.

  3. 03

    Get back to your work.

    Click outside to collapse the panel. Your workspace stays yours.

Development preview. Features depend on settings, permissions and supported source apps.

See what it actually does

Your daily routine.
A few fewer detours.

A closer look at the tools inside the notch. Each view below is captured from the app.

Now Playing

Stay in the flow.
Keep the soundtrack.

See the track, check its progress, and pause or skip without bringing the music app to the front.

Track & artworkPlayback controlsProgress

Works with supported Now Playing sources. Availability can vary by app.

An existing desktop capture showing the expanded NotchMind music player at the top of the screen, with track artwork, playback progress, previous, pause and next controls.
Music player · development capture

File Shelf

Keep that file right here.

Drop the file you’re working with into the Shelf. Reach it again without hunting through windows.

The NotchMind file tray showing Debug Report.txt and Debug Image.png with individual remove buttons.
Shown as File Tray in this build · development capture

Keep a reference to the original, or choose Keep a Copy for a separate local copy. The Shelf is not a backup service.

Timer

Stay with your work. Keep an eye on time.

Give your countdown a place at the top of the screen, with pause and stop controls close by.

The NotchMind timer showing 01:57 remaining, an orange pause button and a stop button.
Timer in the notch · development capture

A local timer, with pause and stop controls within reach.

Downloads

Know when it’s nearly there.

Check a supported download’s progress from the notch instead of repeatedly returning to its window.

A NotchMind download progress capture showing a video file at 60 percent and a reported rate of 12.8 MB per second.
Downloads in the notch · development capture

Progress depends on the download source and what the app can monitor.

Bluetooth

Connected. And you know it.

See a connection notice for a supported Bluetooth device, with battery information when the device provides it.

The notch showing an AirPods Pro connected notification and a green battery indicator at 76 percent.
Bluetooth in the notch · development capture

Device names and battery levels depend on information supplied by the connected device.

The little updates, too

A glance is
sometimes enough.

Power connected. Focus on. Sound adjusted. NotchMind gives everyday status changes a small, visible place.

Charging status displayed in the notch at 67 percent.

Charging

Power, at a glance.

A compact confirmation when your Mac is charging.

A NotchMind low-battery notice showing 14 percent and suggesting charging or Low Power Mode.

Low battery

Time to find a charger.

A visible low-battery notice before your work is interrupted.

The notch displaying a purple crescent moon and an On label for Focus.

Focus

A little less interruption.

See when Focus is on, with a small status at the notch.

A NotchMind volume display with a speaker icon, volume bar and value of 69; the source capture uses a Russian device label.

Volume

Sound, where you can see it.

A compact volume display when you adjust your sound.

A green linked-chain hotspot status icon in a compact notch.

Hotspot

Your connection, acknowledged.

A small connection signal, without another window.

Existing development captures. Some show older labels or languages. The public release will list tested hardware, apps and behavior.

Start with what you copy

Copy something.
Skip a few steps.

A link, valid JSON, a color. NotchMind recognizes supported formats locally and offers a relevant next action.

These are example inputs and actions, not a screenshot. Local recognition works without Smart Mode.

About local processing
You copyAvailable action
https://example.comOpen link
{"hello":"world"}Format JSON
#8B5CF6Preview color

You choose the action. Copying a link does not automatically open it.

One useful signal at a time

Made to surface what matters next.

NotchMind’s local priority system ranks supported events for the collapsed notch. Optional Smart Mode adds classification for eligible clipboard and file text. It is not a chat assistant, and it does not control every app.

See where Smart fits

Choose what goes beyond your Mac

Local where it can be.
Clear when it is not.

Smart Mode is off by default. Turn it on only after reviewing what it sends.

Local tools

Supported clipboard actions, Secret Guard checks and eligible-image text recognition run on your Mac. Suspected secrets detected by those checks are excluded from Smart classification.

Detection is not a guarantee that every sensitive item will be found.

Optional Smart Mode

For supported clipboard and file features, Smart Mode sends minimized text snippets to NotchMind’s server and TypeSafe Jev for classification.

The file-classification path does not upload original files or screenshots. Public Smart availability awaits the final processing disclosure.

Updates, lyrics and actions that open online services can also use the network. License checks are planned for the paid release. Turning Smart Mode off does not make every app feature offline.

How your data is handled

Thoughtful tools. Clear terms.

Start with the useful things.

Use the whole app free for 7 days. One payment of US$5.99 then unlocks it, with a Smart allowance for 12 months.

US$5.99 one-time at launch

US$19.99 after launch. One person, 2 active Macs. Smart allowance for 12 months. No automatic renewal.

See the price

Good questions, straight answers.

A few things worth knowing.

What is NotchMind?

NotchMind is a native Mac utility that puts supported clipboard actions, a File Shelf, basic tools and timely signals at the top of your screen. Optional Smart Mode adds classification for eligible clipboard and file text. It is not a chat assistant or a replacement for all your apps.

Which Macs does it support?

The planned target is Apple silicon and macOS 15 or later. Final compatibility will be listed with the download.

Do I need a physical notch?

The website currently focuses on the MacBook notch experience. We are not promising equivalent behavior on every notchless Mac or external display. Check the tested display configurations on the download page before installing.

Does my clipboard leave my Mac?

Supported local clipboard actions do not need Smart Mode. When you enable Smart Mode for supported features, minimized text snippets can be sent to NotchMind’s server and TypeSafe Jev for classification. Suspected secrets detected locally are excluded, but detection cannot guarantee that every sensitive item will be found. Read the privacy information before opting in.

Is NotchMind notarized by Apple?

The current development distribution is ad-hoc signed and is not notarized by Apple. Public installation guidance will accompany a verified release. Never disable Gatekeeper globally or bypass a malware warning to install NotchMind.

More installation help

Right here, when you need it.

A smaller place for everyday actions.

NotchMind is in development. Public availability will be announced here.

Contact us

Planned for Apple silicon. macOS 15 or later.