Question 1

What is AgentNotch, and who is it for?

Accepted Answer

AgentNotch shows your coding agents’ status and requests in your Mac’s notch.
Click a session to open its terminal or editor.

Question 2

Which agents does it watch, and does it work on Windows or Linux?

Accepted Answer

macOS only.
Supports Claude Code, Cowork, Cursor, Codex, Kimi, OpenCode, Antigravity, Pi, and LM Studio.
Works with Ghostty, iTerm2, Warp, VS Code, and Conductor.

Question 3

How much does it cost, and is it a subscription?

Accepted Answer

Pay $9.99 once, with no subscription.
One year of updates is included.
The app keeps working after that year.
Buy a new licence if you want later updates.

Question 4

Can I buy AgentNotch for my team?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Choose how many seats you need on this page and you get one license key that activates on that many Macs. Volume pricing starts at two seats: 10% off for 2–4, 15% off for 5–9, and 20% off for 10 or more, up to 50 seats in one purchase.

Question 5

Is there a free trial, and what if I want a refund?

Accepted Answer

Try every feature for 3 days, no card.
Access ends at expiry, with no grace period.
Existing 14-day trials keep their original end date.
For a full refund, email support@agentnotch.app within 14 days of purchase.

Question 6

Does AgentNotch read my code or my API keys?

Accepted Answer

AgentNotch reads local session status, not your source code or API keys.
Session monitoring stays on your Mac.

Question 7

Who makes AgentNotch, and how do I get help?

Accepted Answer

Piotr Jura builds AgentNotch at Agentic Developer.
Email support@agentnotch.app for help or feature requests.

Question 8

Does my Mac need a notch?

Accepted Answer

No. AgentNotch also works on iMac, Mac mini, and MacBook displays without a notch.

Question 9

Does it replace my terminal or editor?

Accepted Answer

No. Keep using your usual tools.
AgentNotch shows their sessions and opens the one you select.

Question 10

Can I follow several tasks in the same project?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sessions stay grouped by project, with task names and worktree branches visible.

Question 11

Is session context the same as plan usage?

Accepted Answer

No. Context describes one conversation’s window.
Plan usage describes your provider’s hourly, weekly, or monthly allowance.

Every coding agent. One place to look.

A little notch.
A lot less checking.

All your agents.
Together.

Keep work moving.

Approve from the notch.

See what’s blocking it.

Find the right session.

Check your plan limits.

The right task.
Right there.

Know what’s left.

Your turn.
One click.

Approve.

Reply.

Build. Review.
Keep going.

Keep the goal
in sight.

Every session.
Its own context.

Your work,
over time.

Ready when
you are.

No notch?
No problem.

Made for your Mac.

Download

Open

Work

Pick up where
you left off

Your Mac
Your code

$9.99 once. Yours to keep.

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