Dynamic Island for Mac with music, files, clipboard and focus
Grow a plant with every commit to build your daily coding habit
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Freemium
Pricing
NotchPop for 1 Mac: $3.99 USD (one-time); NotchPop for 2 Macs: $6.99 USD (one-time, save 12%); NotchPop for 5 Macs: $14.99 USD (one-time, save 25%). Includes 7-day free trial with all tools unlocked.
Free trial for 7 days with no credit card required. Monthly: €5/month. Forever: €15 one-time payment.
Key features
Media Island: Play, pause, skip and switch speakers for music playback
Drop Shelf: Temporarily store files for easy access and transfer
Clipboard History: Search and pin copied items on your Mac
Focus & Hydration: 25-minute Pomodoro countdown timer with hydration reminders
Calendar with meeting joins: View month and day agenda, join Zoom, Google Meet and Teams calls in one click
Developer Activity: Track Claude Code, Codex and Cursor progress and usage
Message Replies: Quick replies to iMessage and WhatsApp without switching apps
Weather & Utilities: View current temperature, rain chance and forecast
Over 20 native extensions including Spotify, Google Meet, Zoom, Discord and more
Grow plants with commits on any branch
16 plants to unlock in different growth stages
Earn gems from daily quests
Plant withers after missing a full day without commits
Collect 35 achievements
Pushes counted instantly without waiting for GitHub profile update
Public profile and friends feature
Customizable time zone for day start and end
Sign in with GitHub, Google, or email
Gem quests reward 10 commits (1 gem), 25 commits (3 gems), or 3 repos in a day (1 gem)
What makes it different
Works with or without a physical notch on any Mac
Lifetime license with one-time payment and future updates included
Data stays on your Mac with local processing for clipboard and files
Native Swift and SwiftUI app built specifically for macOS behavior
Seven-day free trial with all tools unlocked before purchase
Only counts commits after signup, not historical activity
Never reads your code or stores messages, diffs or file names