For macOS 14 and later
Your notch, finally useful.
Scratchpad, clipboard, timers, time log, screen time, water, breathing and habits, in the black bar that’s already there. Hover to open. Move away to close.
Launch price for the first 100 customers, ₹1499 after that. $10.99 outside India.
- One-time purchase
- Everything stays on your Mac
- macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- Works on Macs without a notch
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How it works
Three seconds, start to finish.
01
Hover the notch
Rest the cursor on the black bar at the top of your screen. Nothing to click, nothing to remember.
02
Pick a tool
The panel springs open with a row of icons. Scratchpad, clipboard, timers, water, habits, all one click apart.
03
Get back to work
Move away and it folds back into the notch. No window left behind, no Dock icon, nothing in the way.
Scratchpad · Clipboard
Catch it before it goes.
A scratchpad that saves as you type and is there on every desktop. A clipboard that keeps everything you copied, text, links and files, searchable, one click to copy back. Copying from history never pollutes the history.
- Autosaves
- Cmd-A, Cmd-Z, Cmd-V work
- Search history
- Password managers respected
- Files and links
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Timers · Categories · Screen Time
Know where the day went.
Pomodoro, countdown and a stopwatch with laps. Clock time into categories and get a donut of the week. And a screen time view that shows which apps had your attention, hour by hour, with real icons and no permissions.
- Pomodoro with auto breaks
- Laps
- Categories with a donut
- Per-app screen time
- Idle time excluded
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Hydration · Breathe · Habits
Look after the person at the keyboard.
A glass that fills as you log water, with reminders that know when you're away or mid-Pomodoro. Six guided breathing patterns with chimes or a real voice. Habits with streaks and a six-month heatmap.
- Smart water reminders
- Physiological sigh, box, 4-7-8
- Voice or chimes
- Streaks and heatmaps
- Trackpad haptics
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Every tool
Eight tools. All included.
One price, every tool, and the ones on the roadmap when they ship. Turn off what you don't use in Settings and it leaves the tab bar.
Scratchpad
One always-there text box that saves as you type.
Clipboard
Searchable history of everything you copied.
Timers
Pomodoro, countdown and stopwatch with laps.
Categories
Clock time into categories and see where it went.
Screen Time
Which apps had your attention, hour by hour.
Hydration
A glass that fills, smart reminders, a daily goal.
Breathe
Six guided patterns with chimes or a voice.
Habits
Daily check-offs, streaks and a six-month heatmap.
Privacy
Stays on your Mac. All of it.
No account
Paste a license key once. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to log in to.
One file
Everything lives in a single SQLite file in Application Support. Open it with any SQLite tool.
No analytics
The app sends nothing. The only network calls are the license check and the update check.
No scary permissions
It never asks for Accessibility or Screen Recording. Notifications only if you want reminders.
“I built NotchMan because I kept fifteen tiny apps open to do fifteen tiny things. Now the black bar at the top of my screen does them, and my Dock is quiet again.”
Pratyush Agarwal
Builder of NotchMan
Pricing
One price. Yours for good.
Lifetime license
Launch price for the first 100 customers. $10.99 outside India, $19 after.
- All eight tools, and every tool added later
- Lifetime updates
- Use on up to 3 Macs
- No account, no subscription
- 14-day refund, no questions
Secure checkout by Dodo Payments. Cards, UPI, Apple Pay. Tax included.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Does it work on a Mac without a notch?
Yes. On external displays and older MacBooks it draws a small black tab at the top centre of the screen and behaves the same way.
Which macOS versions?
macOS 14 Sonoma and later, on Apple silicon and Intel.
Is it a subscription?
No. One payment, lifetime license, every future update. The key works on up to three Macs.
Where does my data live?
In one SQLite file in Application Support on your Mac. There is no account and nothing is sent anywhere. You can open the file yourself.
What permissions does it ask for?
None to start. Notifications only if you turn on reminders. It never asks for Accessibility or Screen Recording.
Does it drain the battery?
It runs no timers while idle. Watching the clipboard is an integer compare twice a second. In Activity Monitor it sits at zero when closed.
Can I move my license to a new Mac?
Yes. Deactivate in Settings on the old Mac, or just activate on the new one if you still have a free seat.
What if I want a refund?
Fourteen days, no questions. Reply to your receipt email.
Does it track my browser tabs?
No. Screen Time tracks which app is in front, not what's inside it.
What's on the roadmap?
Links, a quick log for expenses and meals, and app-to-category rules so time logs itself. Buyers get all of it.