MyNotch turns the camera notch on your MacBook into a live island: the song that’s playing, the coding agent that needs you, the meeting about to start. Hover to open it.
Free for 7 days. For Macs with Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.
Every feature has its own switch. Turn on what you use and leave the rest off.
Artwork, controls and a live waveform for Spotify, Apple Music and browser tabs. Turn on synced lyrics from LRCLIB, or connect Spotify to like tracks and see what’s up next.
Follow your Claude Code, Codex and Cursor sessions, including ones started from T3 Code. Answer Claude Code’s permission requests right from the notch (and Codex’s, if you turn that on), and keep an eye on your Claude usage limits.
Your upcoming meetings, with a Join button when there’s a video call link. A heads-up shows in the notch just before each one starts.
Search everything you’ve copied, including the text inside copied images, read by on-device OCR. Paste anything back as plain text.
Drop files on the notch to keep them at hand, then drag them out, open them or share them.
Optional: a slim level in the notch instead of the system pop-ups.
Battery levels pop up when your AirPods or another Bluetooth device connects.
A short note when you plug in, and a heads-up when the battery runs low.
Check your camera before a call. Nothing is recorded, and the camera runs only while the tab is open.
See at a glance when a Focus mode turns on or off.
A Pomodoro cycle or a quick countdown, with the time left beside the notch.
Stop your Mac from sleeping for a while, or until you turn it off.
CPU, memory and network at a glance, measured only while the page is open.
Optional: see what’s playing while your Mac is locked.
MyNotch is a native Mac app. It doesn’t know who you are, and it only goes online for features you switch on.
About that much CPU with the notch closed and music playing.
macOS pushes media updates instead of MyNotch polling for them, and the audio bars are drawn by the window server, so the app does almost no work per frame. Measured on a MacBook Pro.
Launch price. A one-time purchase, not a subscription.
Prices are in US dollars. Lemon Squeezy, our reseller, handles checkout and adds any sales tax or VAT. Not for you? Get a refund within 14 days.
The newest MacBook Pro models from late 2026 aren’t supported yet. See the FAQ.
Download MyNotch and use every feature free for 7 days. You don’t need an account or payment details. To keep using it after that, buy a license.
Yes. One license works on 2 Macs. For a third Mac, you’ll need another license.
Email support@getmynotch.com within 14 days of your purchase, or use the link in your Lemon Squeezy receipt, and you’ll get a full refund. No questions asked. The details are in the refund policy.
Any Mac with Apple silicon running macOS 14 Sonoma or later. MyNotch is built for MacBooks with a notch. On a display without a notch, the island sits at the top center of the screen.
Not yet. MacBook Pro models with Dynamic Island, released in late 2026, aren’t supported. Please don’t buy MyNotch for one of those Macs for now.
Only to see and control audio or video playing in browser tabs. Spotify and Apple Music work without it.
The extension comes with the app and works in Chrome and other Chromium browsers, such as Brave, Edge, Arc and Vivaldi. Settings → Browser Tabs walks you through it. It asks for a single permission, to talk to MyNotch on your Mac, and opens no network port.
Nothing. There’s no account, analytics, telemetry or crash reporting. Only features you turn on go online: synced lyrics, Spotify likes and Up Next, and Claude usage limits. The privacy policy lists exactly what each one sends.