Notch Metrics: Put your revenue and product analytics metrics in the notch

Hi Product Hunt.

I’m Musthaq, and I made Notch Metrics.

The numbers I check most sit behind four different logins. A browser tab is a decision every time, and the decision comes back every morning. Notch Metrics puts those numbers in the camera housing on your MacBook. Look up, and they are already there.

Hover the notch and it opens. Revenue, MRR, subscribers and today’s takings sit side by side, with a recent-payments feed beside them. Widgets run from a single square to the full width, and you drag and resize them in the notch itself. No dock icon, no window, no menu bar clutter.

Sixteen sources connect today: Stripe, Polar, Paddle, RevenueCat, Lemon Squeezy, Dodo Payments, Google Analytics, Search Console, YouTube, GitHub, OpenAI and Claude among them. Four are labelled beta on the site. New ones arrive without an app update. For anything else you write a custom metric against your own API. Custom metrics are contained, not sandboxed.

Your provider keys never reach your Mac. Each is encrypted with its own key, bound to your account and the integration that made it. That row copied anywhere else decrypts to nothing.

Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later. $9 a month or $49 a year, with a seven-day trial.

Hi Product Hunt.

I’m Musthaq, and I made Notch Metrics.

Your provider keys never reach your Mac. Each is encrypted with its own key, bound to your account and the integration that made it. That row copied anywhere else decrypts to nothing.

Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later. $9 a month or $49 a year, with a seven-day trial.