01
Leave it here.
Drop files, images, links or selected text into the tray at the top of your Mac.
A calmer kind of inbox
A little space
for later.
Catch the things that can wait.
Get back to the thing that matters.
Notch Now
A little space for later.
Drop a little something here
Waiting for later1 item
- That idea for the weekendText · Just now
Less on your mind. More in the moment.
Drag a sample into the notch, or tap one to try it.
Interactive preview
Keep the thought. Keep your focus.
Good things
can wait.
A link you want to read. An image that sparks an idea.
That one thing you don’t want to forget.
Give it a place, without giving it your attention.
02
Stay with your flow.
It saves on your Mac. The tray tucks away. You carry on with what you were doing.
03
Come back when it’s time.
Peek, preview or open. Everything you left is there when you’re ready for it.
Small by design
Just enough.
And nothing in your way.
Your things.
Your Mac.
No account to create. No cloud to send it to. Your captures stay on your Mac, right where you left them.
A way back
to your train of thought.
Add an optional “Where to pick up” note. A few words for the you who comes back later.
A thought away.
Copy something. Press a shortcut. Back to it.
⌃⌥V
Capture copied content
Right there.
Until you need it.
A quiet presence around your notch. A top-centre tray on other displays. Always a little space within reach.
A few little details
Good to know.
Simple on the surface.
Thoughtful underneath.
What can I leave in Notch Now?
Files, images, links and plain text. Copy and paste, or drag supported content into the tray. Clipboard images can be PNG or TIFF. Folders, app packages and attachments that haven’t been saved as files aren’t supported yet.
Does my Mac need a notch?
No. On a notched display, Notch Now sits around the camera cutout. On other displays, you get a tray at the top centre. The current development build is for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later; broader compatibility testing is still underway.
Where does my stuff go?
It stays on your Mac. Notch Now doesn’t upload your captures, and only reads the clipboard when you explicitly capture or paste. Files are saved as independent copies, so changing or deleting an original won’t remove the captured copy. Opening a saved file opens that copy. Local storage isn’t separately encrypted.
Can I undo removing something?
Yes. Press Command–Z to restore the last removed item. Removed items remain recoverable, even after relaunch, until you explicitly empty them from the app’s menu.
Can I download it yet?
Notch Now is in development. We’re refining the everyday experience before making a public release available. The interactive preview above gives you a feel for the idea using sample items.
A little less mental clutter
Make room
for right now.
A quiet inbox. A clearer head.
Coming to a little space on your Mac.