Synced lyrics
Hover the music pill for lines in the album's colours, or show the current line right in the pill.
The Dynamic Island, on your PC.
Music, calls, notifications, meetings and timers, alive in one black pill at the top of your screen.
Version 1.0.0 · Windows 10 and 11 · 101 MB · No account needed
Psst… it's interactive. Click the island.
Works with the apps you already use
That empty strip at the top of your screen? It was just sitting there. Now it lives.
The island
Artwork and a live waveform tinted from the album. Open it for the full player with seek, shuffle and synced lyrics that follow every line.
Phone Link calls ring in the island with Accept and Decline. NotchVault presses the right button in Phone Link for you.
Banners with sender, app badge and message. Up to three stack, and a click opens the app.
An alert five minutes before and at the start, with a live countdown and Join for Zoom, Meet and Teams links.
Drag the ruler to set a time, run more than one, and pause or cancel each from the island.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others report what they are doing, and the island tells you when one needs you.
In motion
Every transition is a spring, tuned like SwiftUI's: width, height, corner radius and the soft shoulders all move together.
Music, a message, a call, a meeting and a timer, one after another.
Liquid Glass
The music player can turn into Liquid Glass that bends and blurs whatever sits behind it. Choose it for every song, keep classic black, or let Auto pick glass for Apple Music and black for Spotify.
Everything
The island is the start. NotchVault also brings a control panel, a home dashboard and small helpers you reach without leaving what you are doing.
Hover the music pill for lines in the album's colours, or show the current line right in the pill.
Music, today, Focus and battery cards in one view. Ctrl+Alt+T opens it.
A charging animation with fill, bolt and glow, plus warnings at 20% and 10% with Battery Saver.
Devices arrive with their name, an icon for their type and a battery ring.
A clean volume readout whenever the system volume changes.
Pomodoro rounds with a purple ring that lives in the island, out of the way of your work.
Gentle water reminders and a short to-do list one click away.
Everything you copy, pinned or recent, plus a shelf to park files by dragging them onto the island.
Claude Code and other agents post their state, so you see when they are working or done.
An idle style with eyes that follow your cursor, in place of the hairline.
Every setting in one window, from the tray icon or the island: Liquid Glass, music and lyrics, calendars, notifications, batteries, focus and AI agents. Changes apply live.
The same island, built around the real notch. Music, calls, meetings, timers and Liquid Glass, wrapped around the camera on your MacBook.
Watch on GitHub for the releaseDownload NotchVault and the island appears the moment it starts. No account needed.
Windows 10 and 11. Spotify and Apple Music, Phone Link, Outlook and Google calendars.
Download for Windows Version 1.0.0 · 101 MB · Windows installerBuilt around the MacBook notch. Watch the GitHub repository to hear the moment it ships.
Watch on GitHubFAQ
It is coming soon. NotchVault for Mac wraps the island around the real notch on MacBooks. Watch the GitHub repository to hear when it ships.
No. NotchVault draws a black island at the top centre of any display. It sits on top of your windows and lets clicks through everywhere except the island itself.
Spotify and the Apple Music app out of the box. NotchVault reads the same media source as the Windows volume flyout. You can also allow browsers, VLC and other players in settings.
Through Phone Link. Incoming calls appear in the island with Accept and Decline, and NotchVault presses the matching button in Phone Link for you.
Paste an iCal link from Google Calendar or Outlook in the control panel. Feeds are read every five minutes, and you get an alert five minutes before each event.
Yes. Turn on the hidden idle pill and the island disappears until there is something to show. You can also shrink music to a hairline.
No. Notifications, calls and media are read locally. Lyrics are fetched from LRCLIB by song title, and calendar feeds come from the links you add.