Window chaos
Seven terminals, one brain.
You alt-tab between terminals trying to find the agent that needs you. By the time you do, you forgot what you were doing in your editor.
7×
windows per dev, peak
Pilot your AI agents from the notch.
Never alt-tab
to a terminal
again.
Every Claude Code session on your Mac, surfaced inside your MacBook's notch. Approve permissions, read replies, glance at status — without ever leaving your editor.
§ 01 / the problem
Your agents work
in the dark.
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — they all want your attention. You either babysit them across five terminals or miss the critical questions.
Lost in approvals
30 seconds × 40 prompts.
Every Edit this file? steals thirty seconds of focus, triggers a context
switch, and breaks flow. Forty prompts a day is twenty minutes of pure tax.
~20m
focus tax / dev / day
Silent dead-ends
Agents stop. You don't notice.
A background Claude session hits a permission gate, sits idle for an hour, and you realize at standup. Compute wasted. Momentum gone.
$$$
tokens left on the table
0ms
local socket latency
no cloud round-trip, ever
<50MB
RAM footprint
leaner than your menu-bar clock
9
terminals supported
iTerm, Ghostty, Warp, VS Code, Cursor…
∞
agents, parallel
Claude today. Codex · Cursor next.
§ 02 / pricing
Buy once.
Own it forever.
One-time · no subscription
9.99
€
· paid once
- ✓ Unlimited sessions
- ✓ Every terminal supported
- ✓ Every feature · no upsells
- ✓ Lifetime updates
- ✓ 7-day free trial, no card
§ 03 / faq
The five questions
you'd ask anyway.
Does NotchPilot send anything to the cloud?
Never. NotchPilot runs entirely on your machine, talks to
Claude Code over a local UNIX socket, and has no analytics, no telemetry,
no "anonymized" pings. Your license is validated once at install; after that,
zero network calls. lsof it yourself — we dare you.
Will it work without a notch (Air, older MBP)?
Yes. On notchless Macs, NotchPilot renders as a floating menu-bar pill — same interactions, same shortcuts, just attached to your menu bar instead of a physical notch.
Does it modify Claude Code?
Only in one place: ~/.claude/settings.json, to register three
hooks (pre_tool, post_tool, on_stop). One
command — notchpilot uninstall — reverts everything and leaves your
settings.json byte-identical to the backup we took.
Is this a subscription?
No. 9,99€ once — lifetime updates, no recurring billing, ever. A 7-day free trial is available (no credit card required), so you only pay if you decide to keep using it. Teams tier lands later; individual pricing stays at 9,99€. Full refund policy here.
What happens if NotchPilot crashes?
Hooks fail open. Your agents keep working without interruption — they just stop
surfacing events in the notch until NotchPilot restarts (which it does automatically
within two seconds via launchd).
Pilot your AI agents from the notch.