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NotchMind

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A native macOS notch app with a music player, file tray with AirDrop, download progress, file converter, timers, reminders and clipboard history, for a single payment.

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About NotchMind

NotchMind turns the MacBook notch into a hub that opens when you point at the top of the screen. It shows what music is playing and lets you skip tracks and switch speakers, offers a Tray where you drop files to wait or AirDrop them, shows download progress filling the notch and converts files between formats such as PNG, JPEG, HEIC, PDF and ZIP.

Other tools include a countdown timer set on a ruler that stays visible, natural-language reminders typed like in 30m, clipboard history and, in total, 28 everyday tools. It requires macOS 15 or later and is a native app. Pricing is a one-time purchase starting from $9.99, with a US$15.99 price listed for a licence covering two Macs, and the site has pages for features, tools, privacy, help and refunds.

Key features

  • Music controls and speaker switching in the notch
  • File Tray with AirDrop
  • Download progress display
  • File converter for images, PDF and ZIP
  • Visible countdown timer
  • Typed reminders such as in 30m
  • Clipboard history in the notch

Good fit for

  • Managing music and files without switching apps
  • Converting a file format from the notch
Tags
macos
notch
airdrop
file-converter
clipboard
music-controls
utilities

NotchMind: questions and answers

What is NotchMind used for?
NotchMind is a native macOS notch app with a music player, file tray with AirDrop, download progress, file converter, timers, reminders and clipboard history, for a single payment. It is a good fit for managing music and files without switching apps, and converting a file format from the notch.
How much does NotchMind cost?
Paid plans for NotchMind start at $9.99 as a one-time payment, and there is no free plan.
Is NotchMind open source?
No. NotchMind is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Stats, Rectangle and Maccy.
What are some alternatives to NotchMind?
Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include OmniNotch, Notchledge and NotchMomo.

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