That black bar sits there doing nothing all day. Nothiza fills it with your next meeting, your open tasks, the mic you're actually recording with, and a nudge to get out of your chair. One cursor move away. No window to open.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon
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The countdown stays visible while the notch is closed. It shifts color as the clock runs out, and the join button already knows the link — Nothiza digs the Meet, Zoom or Teams URL out of the invite by itself.
You know the drop. You join a call, some app grabs the microphone, and your AirPods collapse to 24 kHz mono. Everything goes muddy and nothing tells you why. Nothiza shows you the moment it happens, and the input lock stops it from happening at all.
Nothiza tracks how long you've been working and calls the break when it's due. The reminder shows on every display, fades on its own, and never steals focus from the window you're typing in.
Six things you'd open six apps for, all a cursor move from the top of your screen.
Keeps your Mac awake for as long as you set — with the lid shut too, if you want it.
Which ports are busy and which process holds them. Open in the browser or kill it right there.
Drag a file into the notch and it waits there. Drop it wherever you need, whenever you need.
What's playing, with artwork and controls, from any app that uses the system player.
Mouse, keyboard and headphone battery in one place, before one of them dies mid-call.
A scratchpad always within reach, for the thing you'd write on a sticky note and lose.
No subscription, no account. Try it for 14 days without a card; if it earns a place on your Mac, buy the license and it never expires.
30-day money-back guarantee. Didn't click with you? You get a refund, no form and no questions.
It needs macOS 14 (Sonoma) or newer on Apple silicon. Nothiza is built for the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air notch, but it runs on Macs without one and on external displays too — there the panel simply opens at the top of the screen, without the cutout.
Calendar, to show your meetings, and Automation, to read what's playing and control the player. You grant them the first time you open the app and you're never asked again. Deny them and the rest of Nothiza keeps working normally.
No. Your calendar, tasks and notes stay on your Mac. The only network traffic Nothiza makes is talking directly to services you connected yourself — Todoist, for instance, using your own token, stored in the macOS Keychain. There is no Nothiza server in between.
Two Macs that belong to you. Need more, or a license for a team? Email support@nothiza.com and we'll sort it out.
No, and it won't be. Reading what's currently playing and steering system audio needs APIs the App Store doesn't allow. Nothiza is sold directly and is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens normally with no security warning.
Through the app itself: when a new version ships, Nothiza tells you and installs it. Every 1.x update is included in the license.