NotchDevYour notch is now a dev HUD.
Dev servers, Claude usage, git & CI, one-click tunnels, a focus timer — everything you glance at, living in the notch.
// what it does
Everything a dev checks, one glance up.
No Dock icon, no window juggling — it's just there. Hover to grow it into a tabbed panel; leave and it shrinks back to a quiet HUD.
Dev servers
Every port that's listening — kill the stuck one with a click, open it, or expose it.
Claude usage
Your 5-hour and weekly limits, live, with a countdown to the next reset in the compact notch.
Git & CI
Per-repo status plus GitHub Actions — see which step failed and the last commit.
Tunnels
Expose a local port with ngrok in one click — the public URL is copied and QR-ready.
Network & Run
Local IP + QR to open a server on your phone, a speed test, and package.json scripts.
Focus & more
A gentle Pomodoro, keep-awake while builds run, 6 themes, and a notch on every monitor.
Claude usage, live.
Your 5-hour and weekly windows with a countdown to the next reset — plus a local token estimate from your sessions, right in the notch.
A gentle focus timer.
Pick your work and break lengths; the countdown lives in the notch and flips to a break on its own — no alarm, it just loops.
// install
Grab it & go.
Free for 7 days, then $14.99/year to keep it. NotchDev isn't Apple-signed yet, so macOS asks once on first launch — it auto-updates after.
↓ Download NotchDev.dmgOpen the .dmg and drag NotchDev into Applications.
First launch: right-click NotchDev ▸ Open. If macOS still blocks it, go to System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway (it's not Apple-signed yet).
It lives in the notch — no Dock icon. Quit from Settings ▸ Quit.