Your agents.
Now in your notch
Claude Code, Codex and fourteen more agent CLIs, running in your Mac's notch. Watch each tool call, approve what matters, and reply without leaving what you were doing.
Sign in once to download. $14.99 once, for up to three Macs.
Try one
Claude wants to edit
Psst… it's interactive. Click the notch.
Live tool calls
Each Read, Edit and Bash shows up in the notch as it runs.
Approve from the notch
Allow or deny an edit without going to find the terminal.
Sixteen agents
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Grok, OpenCode and more.
Follows your terminals
Sessions you started somewhere else show up without asking.
Reply in place
Send a follow-up from the notch while you keep working.
Spend by the day
Tokens and cost split by day, model and project.
Drop files in
Drag a folder to set where it works, or files to attach.
Native and light
Written in Swift. No Electron, no hidden browser.
One price. Yours to keep.
$14.99 once, for up to three Macs. Never a subscription.
Drop Notch for macOS
$14.99one time · up to 3 Macs · macOS 14+
- Every feature. No tiers, nothing held back.
- Works with the agent CLIs you already have installed.
- Yours to keep, with every update. Pay once, not every month.
- Your prompts and transcripts stay on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded.
Sign in with Google, GitHub or an emailed code, then pay once. The same account unlocks the app on up to three Macs, so there's no licence key to type.
Questions
What is Drop Notch?
It puts Claude Code, Codex and fourteen other agent CLIs in your Mac's notch. You type a prompt, watch the tool calls go by, approve anything that needs it and read the whole thread, without opening a terminal.
Do I need a Mac with an actual notch?
No. On a Mac without one it draws a tab the height of the menu bar, in the same spot, and everything else works the same.
macOS says the app is damaged
It isn't. Right-click the app and choose Open, then Open again. If it still refuses, run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Drop Notch.app" once.
Does any of my code leave the machine?
Drop Notch does not upload your code or transcripts to a Drop Notch server. Each agent still talks to its own provider under that CLI's settings and policies.
Which agents does it support?
Seven, as long as you have already installed and signed into them: Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Cursor Agent, GitHub Copilot, Grok Build and OpenCode. Claude Code and Codex are the two with the deepest support; the rest run through their own CLI, so the permission setting maps to that CLI's approval flags rather than inline approve and deny. Drop Notch ships no keys of its own and does not need any.
Will it interrupt a session I started in a terminal?
No. It follows that session's local transcript instead of resuming it, so a second agent never lands on the same conversation. While the terminal process owns the session, Drop Notch treats it as read-only.
What permissions does it need?
None at all. The hotkey uses an older macOS API that needs no permission, so nothing is asked of you on first launch.
How do I sign in to the app?
Press ⌥Space, then sign in with the same Google, GitHub or email account you used here. Your place and licence follow the account, and that Mac takes one of its seats.
How do updates work?
It watches a public releases repo. A build only installs once its signature checks out against a key built into the app, so HTTPS on its own is not treated as proof.
Can I run more than one agent at once?
Yes. Each one gets its own pill. The notch shows whichever needs you first, and the expanded view lists the rest. Agents you started in other apps are counted too.
What does it cost?
$14.99, once, for up to three Macs, with every update included. Never a subscription. You still pay for your own Claude or OpenAI usage, and the app tells you what that came to by day, model and project.
Stop hunting for
the right terminal.
macOS 14 or later · Apple Silicon build · Intel build