Use case · For developers
The notch that reads your pipeline
CI red, tokens spent, containers up — one hover, no browser tab required.
Your accounts, accounted for
Claude Code usage straight from your local logs: tokens, sessions, projects, and a streak grid. OpenAI and Anthropic usage sit in the same dashboard if you paste an admin key.
The repo, at a glance
GitHub stars, issues, PRs, CI, and releases; GitLab and Bitbucket for the merge-request side; Sentry error counts; Vercel, Netlify, and Cloudflare deploy health — twenty-seven read-only integrations in one Services dashboard.
Built for the terminal-shaped life
Dictation has a per-app verbatim mode — Terminal is on by default — so spoken symbols land as symbols and shell commands survive. Docker containers and a local Ollama model round out the machine-room view, keyless.
- Claude
- Services
- Stats
- Timers
- Dictation
- Shelf
1.9M
tokens today · 14 sessions
read from your local Claude Code logs — nothing leaves the Mac
Rendered live — drawn, not screenshotted.
Fair questions
- Do the integration keys leave my Mac?
- No. Keys are read-only and stored in the app’s own local storage; requests are made by the app itself. There is no notchos server in the middle.
- I use an external monitor at my desk. Does it work there?
- Yes — notchos draws a simulated pill at the top of any display without a physical notch, and everything works identically.
Twenty tools. One hover. $9.99, once.