Try it: pick a moment and the notch answers, the way it does on your Mac.
Your music, your next meeting, your AirPods, your agents. Hushtop turns the notch on your MacBook into the one calm place you glance at.
Try it free for 7 days, then $9.99 once, tax included. For Macs with Apple silicon on macOS 15 or later.
Each one shows up where you already look, then gets out of the way.
Each bud and the case, the moment they connect.
A countdown, then Join right from the notch.
Time’s up, with five more minutes one click away.
A green rim, then how long until it’s full.
Links lose their trackers as you copy them.
New iMessages show up in the notch, with quick replies.
Pick what you do when you first open it, and Hushtop sets up Home and its dock to match.
Dev servers, Git, PR reviews, clipboard
The notch shows the line you’re on. Open it for the whole song, the cover and the controls.
Works with any app that plays music, with extra controls for Spotify and Apple Music. Turn on the visualizer and the bars follow the beat. Synced lyrics come from LRCLIB and stay off until you turn them on.
The song is the app’s own sample, “Night Drive” by Neon Harbor.
Quiet when you’re busy, a pet that helps, and a routine it learns without leaving your Mac.
Full-screen video? The ears and the pet step aside. On a call, sounds stay silent.
A morning brief, an evening recap, and when an agent is done, Mochi tells you. Ask in plain words, like “kill port 3000”.
It notices what you do in Hushtop, like the server you start at 9:30, says why, and keeps what it learns on your Mac.
CPU, memory, heat and battery health, a one-click speed test, volume per app, and cleanup.
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In small, medium and large: weather, world clock, calendar, now playing and more.
Everything you copied, a scratchpad that saves itself, files parked on the notch.
Close the lid. It sleeps when the work is done.
What you do stays on your Mac. To check your license, Hushtop sends only your license key and an anonymous Mac ID.
Accessibility, so the notch can respond. Everything else asks only when you turn that feature on.
Lyrics and weather stay off until you turn them on, or pick a setup that uses them. Lyrics come from LRCLIB and are saved on your Mac.
Built native in Swift. No Electron, no web views.
This site doesn’t track you either. No analytics, no cookies.
Mochi naps when you step away, hops when you plug in, and dances to your music. Mochi and seven friends hide on this page.
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Try it free for 7 days. Then $9.99 once, for one Mac.
Pay once. No subscription, no account, every update for life, and it stays light on your Mac.
Buying opens at launch. Until then the trial and Hushtop Lite work as usual; leave your email to hear the day.
Try it free for 7 days, then $9.99 once, tax included. For Macs with Apple silicon on macOS 15 or later.
macOS 15 Sequoia or later, on a Mac with Apple silicon.
Yes. Hushtop is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any app you download. Updates are signed too, and come only from hushtop.app.
No. Hushtop is a native Swift app. When nothing’s happening it mostly sleeps; it wakes for your music, meetings and agents, then settles again.
Yes. On a display without a notch, Hushtop shows a small floating island at the top of the screen instead. You can turn it off in Settings.
Yes. The notch grows to show what’s happening, then tucks back: the song and its lyrics, your next meeting, AirPods, a timer, your Claude Code and Codex agents, dev servers, and keeping your Mac awake.
Spotify, Apple Music and music playing in a browser tab. Synced lyrics are optional: they come from LRCLIB once you turn them on, and are saved on your Mac.
Claude Code and Codex: live sessions, usage and limits. Claude limits come from Claude Code’s status line; reading them from your Anthropic account is optional and off by default.
No analytics and no telemetry. To check your license, Hushtop sends only your license key, an anonymous Mac ID and its version; the privacy policy lists exactly what. Your data stays in your Library folder and secrets in the Keychain. Features that need the internet stay off until you turn them on or pick a setup that uses them: the Everyday setup turns on weather, from Open-Meteo, and you can turn it off in Settings. Feedback you send, and an email if you add one, is kept on our server so we can answer it.
Download it from this page and try it free for 7 days, then it’s $9.99 once for one Mac, tax included (the launch price; $12.99 after). Buying opens at launch; until then Hushtop Lite keeps working after the trial. Pricing has the details.
On our Discord: feedback, bugs, and people showing off their notch.