NotchMind - Your Mac notch for coding agents, files & call controls

NotchMind turns your Mac notch into a home for everyday tools. New since launch: live Claude Code and Codex activity, a shake-to-open file Basket, customizable Home pages, searchable clipboard history, global shortcuts, call controls and a floating music player. Works on notchless displays too. Native macOS app for Apple silicon, macOS 15+. Pay once: $7.99 for 1 Mac, $12.99 for 2, or $19.99 for 5. All 1.x updates included. No subscription.

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Rudra, the maker of NotchMind. I first built NotchMind because the notch on my MacBook sat there doing nothing all day. Since the first launch, I've been adding features and fixing the rough edges people reported. Here's what's new: - Claude Code and Codex activity in the notch: see what your agent is working on and when it's your turn. - Basket: shake a file while dragging to open a place to collect files, then share them through AirDrop, Mail, Messages or iCloud Drive. You can move, resize and minimize it. - Customize Home: reorder or hide pages, and keep your File Shelf inside Home. Navigate with a trackpad or mouse wheel. - Searchable clipboard history with pinned items and keyboard navigation, plus global shortcuts for the tools you use most. - Call controls: see the call duration, mute your microphone and check camera status from the notch. - A floating music player, plus an island on displays without a notch that can follow your pointer between screens. Music, downloads, timers, reminders and the other everyday tools are still here. I've also lowered the regular one-time prices: US$7.99 for 1 Mac, US$12.99 for 2 Macs, or US$19.99 for 5 Macs, before tax. Every plan includes all 1.x updates and a 14-day refund window. No subscription and no free trial. Existing licenses keep their purchased Mac limit. NotchMind needs Apple silicon and macOS 15 or later. One honest note: it isn't notarized by Apple yet, so first installation needs Open Anyway in System Settings > Privacy & Security. Optional Smart Mode stays off by default. If enabled, supported text snippets go to NotchMind's server for classification; Secret Guard blocks suspected secrets locally. What would you like your notch to do next? You can send ideas from Settings > Support > Request a Feature, or tell me here.