Focus that never covers your work
Start a 25 minute session from the notch. The countdown stays on the top edge, so the thing you are actually doing keeps the screen.
Media controls, a drop shelf, clipboard history, focus timers and live revenue, all in the black bar at the top of your screen.
Start a 25 minute session from the notch. The countdown stays on the top edge, so the thing you are actually doing keeps the screen.
Skip, scrub and see artwork without leaving what you are in.
Pin the ones you keep reaching for. Search the rest.
Drag anything to the notch, then drop it wherever it needs to go.
Hover, click, drag a file, or press ⌥ Space. The island expands with spring motion, keeps your active tool close, and folds back into the edge of your display.
Over 20 native extensions, each built like a full Mac app and already inside NotchPop. Turn on what you want, turn off what you don't. Whenever you want. Browse all extensions
API credentials are masked in the interface and stored in your Mac’s Keychain.
Calendar, Accessibility, Automation, and microphone access appear only when a feature needs them.
Provider modules fetch their own live data, never decorative numbers pretending to be real.
NotchPop has no telemetry, advertising, or user-analytics backend. Notes, timers, screen-time samples, shelf references, and pinned clipboard items live locally. Network access happens only when the feature you choose needs it.
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Yes. On an iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio, external display, or older MacBook, NotchPop becomes a floating island with the same tools and interactions.
NotchPop requires macOS 14 Sonoma or newer.
No. Clipboard history and file conversion are processed locally. Clipboard monitoring is off by default, transient or concealed items are ignored, and only items you pin are persisted.
Only features that need a macOS capability ask for it, for example Calendar for events, Accessibility for overlays and WhatsApp replies, or Automation for media controls. You can use the rest of the app without enabling unrelated permissions.
Yes. Pin the tools you use and leave the rest out of your dock. NotchPop is designed to stay useful without becoming busy.
Yes. The app is built with Swift and SwiftUI, follows macOS system behavior, and uses native frameworks for audio, calendar, Keychain storage, and more.
Try NotchPop on a notched MacBook or let it float beautifully on any display.