Calendar and meetings, breaks for your back and eyes, usage for 15 AIs and a Mac that stays awake while the agent works. Thirteen modules in the black bar, no window to open.
Then $19 once. No subscription.
no sign-up · no card · macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon
What used to take a calendar app, a break app, a usage dashboard and a keep-awake app now lives in the black bar.
The whole day without switching windows.
The breaks you forget to take.
Your AIs in sight, no dashboard.
The Mac stays awake while code runs.
How much quota is left, which agent finished and who is waiting on you. No terminal, no usage dashboard.
Claude Code finishes a task and the notch tells you, with the project folder and a button to jump in. The Agents tab recognizes 19 tools running on your Mac: Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Aider, Ollama and more.
Claude, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Antigravity and ten more in 2.2, like OpenRouter, DeepSeek and xAI Grok. Credit-based ones show your balance. API keys live in the Mac Keychain.
A notch-shaped strip on the side of the screen you pick, with one ring per AI. Each ring shows the tightest quota window; one click opens the details.
Usage tracked
So the agent keeps running while you get coffee. Or sleep.
Caffeinate for 15 min, 30 min, 1 h, 2 h or no limit, display and system. The notch shows how long is left.
Close the MacBook without it going to sleep. One click turns it on, another goes back to normal; macOS asks for the admin password.
Listening ports in one list: open localhost in the browser or stop the forgotten process, no lsof or kill.
Nothiza remembers the breaks you skip. And knows when not to bring them up.
At the interval you pick, the screen dims on every display and asks for a short break, 20-20-20 style. Snooze it, skip it or go strict.
If the camera or microphone is on, the break doesn't cover the screen. The hardware answers, so it works for Zoom, Meet, Teams or a call that just came in.
A pill drops from the notch asking you to sit up straight, and a lime eye blinks next to it to remind you to blink. Both go away on their own and never steal focus.
The closed notch reacts on its own to what is happening. Nothing flashes in your face, nothing steals focus.
The notification shows up in the notch and you reply right there, without opening the app that sent it.
Drop a file on the notch to keep it in the Shelf or convert it on the spot — image, audio, video or PDF.
The track that started, the headphones that connected, the charger you unplugged. It appears, tells you, and goes.
Things you probably pay for separately today, inside the same app.
Twelve positions with keyboard shortcuts. Halves, thirds, corners, maximize and center on ⌃⌥ + arrows.
Instead of a window app
A minute before the call the Mac gets ready: stays awake, locks the microphone and pauses reminders.
Instead of doing it by hand
What you copied, a notch away. Along with keyboard cleaning, which blocks the keys so you can wipe them.
Instead of a clipboard app
A slider in the notch changes the display's real brightness over DDC. If the display doesn't support it, Nothiza dims the picture instead.
Instead of a display app
Each one is a tab in the notch. Turn on what you use and switch off the rest — a disabled module costs no battery and runs nothing in the background.
No account, no server, no analytics. The license is validated on your Mac and works offline — today and ten years from now.
The app collects no usage metrics, uses no third-party SDK and never sends a crash report on its own.
Traffic exists for what you connected — Todoist, your AI usage — and to check for updates.
Tokens and license live in the macOS Keychain, never synced to iCloud and never included in a backup.
Try it for a week. If it sticks, pay once and get every future update.
7 days to try it first, 7 days to change your mind after. Refund with no form and no questions.
Didn't find yours? Write to support@nothiza.com
It needs macOS 14 (Sonoma) or newer, on an Apple Silicon Mac. It was made for the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air notch, but it runs on Macs without one and on external displays — there the panel sits at the top of the screen.
Usage for 15: Claude, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Antigravity, OpenRouter, Z.AI, DeepSeek, Kimi Code, Moonshot, MiniMax, OpenCode Go, Ollama Cloud, xAI Grok and Alibaba Model Studio. The ones that need an API key keep it in the Mac Keychain. The Agents tab recognizes 19 running tools and tells you in the notch when Claude Code finishes.
Calendar, to show your meetings. Accessibility, to mirror notifications in the notch, reply from there and snap windows. Automation, to read what is playing and control the player.
No. Calendar, tasks, notes, clipboard and notifications stay on your Mac. The only traffic talks directly to the services you connected yourself, with the token you provided, and checks for updates.
A disabled module does not run: it leaves the bar and stops its background work with it. With the panel closed and the screen asleep, the monitors that only feed the interface stop too.
The license covers 1 Mac of yours. If you need more, or a team license, write to support@nothiza.com — we sort it out by email.
No, and it will not be. To read what is playing, mirror notifications and control system audio, Nothiza uses APIs the App Store does not allow. It is sold directly, signed and notarized by Apple.
They arrive through the app itself: when a new version ships, Nothiza tells you and installs it. Every future update is part of the license — major versions included. Buy once, get the rest.
By email, as soon as the payment clears. In the app, open Settings › License and paste the key.
Try it 7 days, no card. If it sticks, pay once and get every update.
7 days to try it first, 7 days to change your mind after. Refund with no form and no questions.