Music, meetings, AirPods, downloads and more, alive in a black pill around your notch.
One-time purchase. macOS 14 or later, notch optional.
Live preview, click the island
Connect AirPods and the earbuds float out of their case in a rendered 3D clip, with per-bud battery under the name. Your Magic Mouse and keyboard get their own films. Wired headphones get a springy glyph.
stay here while it lasts
Compact artwork and a live waveform while you work. Click and the island opens into a full player: scrubbing, transport, a spinning 3D vinyl if you want it, and the current lyric gliding by. Scroll on the island to change tracks.
Alerts step in at one hour, thirty, ten, five and one minute, each with a Join button for Zoom, Meet or Teams. The final minute pins a countdown ring beside the notch while the screen edges breathe with a soft glow.
In 5 min
Design review
Join MeetTwenty-plus behaviors, each with its own switch in Settings. Turn the whole thing into exactly the island you want.
Notchland, one license
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Yes. On notchless Macs and external displays the island floats as a compact pill near the top edge, with every feature intact.
Only what you switch on. Calendar for meeting alerts, Bluetooth for device cards, Screen Recording only if you enable the reactive waveform. Everything runs locally.
It idles as a tiny native app. Monitors sleep when their feature is off, and there is a Low Power tap built into the battery card itself.
Free for every buyer. Download the new build from this page, replace the app, done.
No. Notchland ships as a signed, notarized download from this page. Parts of the now-playing integration are not App Store friendly, and direct distribution keeps every feature intact.