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You're in flow, on schedule, and the day is unfolding the way you planned. Pet bounces. Notch glows green.
Flownotch turns the dead space at the top of your MacBook into a tiny home for timers, clipboard history, calendar peeks, AI shortcuts — and a friendly desk pet. Install it in 8 seconds.
More than dead pixels — your notch is prime real-estate. Drop in a widget and see Flownotch in action.
Try another widgetNine ready-on-day-one widgets covering voice, focus, docs, dev, and rituals. Each one is scriptable, hot-reloads, and gets out of your way.
Plug into the tools already in your menu bar — or write a 12-line widget in TypeScript and ship it yourself.
Five built-in widgets cover the work most people do every hour. Build your own with a 12-line manifest — ship to the App Store with us.
See all Flownotch widgets →Track time-on-task, distraction count, and flow streaks across apps. No accounts, all on-device.
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Get Flow DataPre-built widgets you can drop in today, or build your own. From timers to AI pets — everything that fits in 30 pixels of vertical space.
Flownotch reads your calendar and editor activity, then breaks your day into chapters: focus blocks, meetings, debugging, lunch, deep work.
The dashboard. Calendar, focus, weather, what's next — never more than a glance away.
Browse community-made sprites, mood packs and seasonal skins. Drop one straight into your notch.
Forever-scrolling clipboard history with search, pinning, per-app filters. Without leaving your window.
Now playing, skip, like — for Spotify, Apple Music, and the YouTube tab you forgot was open.
The next three things, above your eyes. Syncs with Linear, Things, Todoist and a flat-file dump.
Peek at today, jump to the next event, decline politely. Reads from iCloud, Google and a single ICS.
A 30-pixel-tall terminal that follows your cursor's repo. Run, peek, stop — without context-switching.
Hold ⌥ and speak. Whispr drops a transcript wherever your cursor is — Slack, code, email. Local-first.
Today's daily page, top of mind. Capture from the notch, append to any database without opening Notion.
PR reviews, your inbox, the deploy status of every repo you care about — right above your screen.
Skip the menu-bar clutter. Flownotch widgets live a glance away, are scriptable, and are designed for people who actually use macOS to ship.
Bramble built a custom notch widget for their indie game's launch timer in 40 minutes — using the Flownotch SDK and a single React component. It now sits above the screen of every team member.
Read the story →Flownotch is built on top of macOS APIs, but the SDK is plain TypeScript. Use it from your existing app or write a new widget from scratch.
Flownotch is available on the
Mac App Store.
Up the docs, install, and demoed a widget at our team standup in one afternoon. That's wild. We're moving everything from Raycast to Flownotch.
We built an in-house MVP for our team's pomodoro, but maintaining a menu-bar app got old fast. With Flownotch, we shipped the same thing in a weekend — and the pet is everyone's favorite.
I would've created a custom solution from scratch for hosting AI in my notch, but it would've been complex and expensive. Then someone told me about Flownotch — it was the best solution.
The Flownotch team's AI workflows worked out of the box, so we didn't need to consider a big in-house effort. Lock-in was minimal and the pet was actually well-received.
Flownotch reads your calendar, your code, your focus state — and adjusts the pet's mood. Three states. Subtle ambient signal. No notifications screaming at you.
You're in flow, on schedule, and the day is unfolding the way you planned. Pet bounces. Notch glows green.
Baseline. Nothing's on fire and nothing's flowing. Your pet keeps an eye on things and waits for the next signal.
Deadline crunch, 8 tabs of Slack, and you forgot lunch. Notch dims to red. The pet droops. Take a breath.