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Notchpals

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A little friend in your Mac's notch

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Notchpals is a Mac menu bar app. Little characters peek out of the notch with small reminders: drink water, eat on time, sit up straight, rest your eyes, move a little and get to bed.

There are 29 characters, each about one thing, from Blip, the tiny alien who shows you around, to Sir Pounce, a cat who notices the slouch before your back does. You can try any character in your notch before you buy.

On a call, the notch stays shut. Notchpals checks whether the microphone or camera is in use, never what they hear or see, and everything stays on your Mac. On a Mac without a notch, it draws one.

Free for 24 hours, then $4.99 once for the app, Blip and 2 characters you pick. More characters are $0.99 each. One key for up to 3 Macs. macOS 14 or later.

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Pros
+Specific, concrete concept with 29 distinct reminder characters
+Clear and reasonable one-time pricing model with a free trial period
+Privacy-conscious design that avoids notch activity during calls
Things to consider
–Niche utility limited to Macs with macOS 14 or later
Menu bar app that shows small reminder characters in or near the notch
29 characters each tied to a specific habit (hydration, posture, eye rest, bedtime, etc.)
Detects microphone/camera use to stay hidden during calls without reading content
Draws a virtual notch on Macs that lack one
One-time purchase model with a 24-hour free trial and per-character add-ons

What is Notchpals?

Notchpals is an utilities tool. A little friend in your Mac's notch.

Is Notchpals free?

Notchpals is a paid tool; there's no permanent free tier listed.

What can you do with Notchpals?

Notchpals covers Menu bar app that shows small reminder characters in or near the notch, 29 characters each tied to a specific habit (hydration, posture, eye rest, bedtime, etc.) and Detects microphone/camera use to stay hidden during calls without reading content.

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