Lyrics that keep up with the song
Whatever is playing on your Mac, the notch can show the line that’s playing right now. Spotify, Apple Music, or a tab in your browser. Turn it on once and forget it.

How it works
- Hushtop reads what’s playing from macOS, so Spotify, Apple Music and a YouTube or SoundCloud tab all count.
- Lyrics come from LRCLIB, an open lyrics database, matched by title, artist and length. When there’s no synced version, you get the plain text; when there’s nothing, the panel just shows the player.
- The current line sits in the notch at the small size; the full lyrics scroll at the large size. Three player sizes, your pick.
Off until you say so
Lyrics are the one music feature that needs a network call, so they’re off by default. Turn them on in Settings › Music and that call is the only thing Hushtop ever sends about your music. No account, no listening history anywhere.
Compared with lyrics-only apps
Apps like Lyricly or SpotifyLyrics do one thing well and some are free. Hushtop’s lyrics are one part of a notch app that also shows meetings, AirPods, a file shelf, clipboard history and your coding agents, so it makes sense if you’d use two or three of those. If you only want lyrics, start with a lyrics-only app.
Facts
- Native Swift, Apple silicon, macOS 15 or later. Free for 7 days, then one payment.
- The pet dances to the beat. That one you can’t turn off. Actually you can, but you won’t.
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Questions
Where do the lyrics come from?
From LRCLIB, once you turn lyrics on. After the first fetch they are saved on your Mac.
Which players work?
Spotify, Apple Music and music playing in a browser tab.
What does it send over the network?
Nothing about what you do. To check your license, Hushtop sends only your license key, an anonymous Mac ID and its version. Updates come only from hushtop.app. Features that need the internet, like lyrics or weather, stay off until you turn them on.
Is it a subscription?
No. Hushtop is $9.99 once for one Mac, tax included, after a free 7-day trial.