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Desktop WorkspaceOpen notes in tabs and work side by side. Markdown WorkspaceLinked files and connected notes.Compare with ObsidianWorkflows and compatibility.ProjectsKeep briefs, chats, and decisions together. Window Sticky NotesNotes beside the work they belong to. AI ConnectionsSave work from Claude, Codex, and other AI apps. AI NotesRewrite, summarize, translate, and organize notes on Mac. MacBook Notch AppNotes, clipboard history, and snippets from the notch. Ghost PrivacyRequest capture exclusion; check your sharing preview. Clipboard ManagerFind what you copied and reuse snippets on Mac. Pricing14 days free. $9.99 once for up to 3 Macs.

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Getting started with NotchPad on Mac

Install NotchPad, try the Welcome folder, and learn when to use the desktop workspace, notch widget, and Projects.

Install and open NotchPad

  1. Download NotchPad on an Apple silicon Mac running macOS 15 or later. Open the disk image and drag NotchPad into Applications.
  2. Open NotchPad and start in the workspace. Open Welcome and try the checklist and table in Start Here.
  3. Start the 14-day trial when you’re ready to create notes and projects. The Welcome guide lets you try the editor first.

Choose where to work

Use the workspace for tabs, split editing, Projects, and Skills. Use the notch widget for a quick note, clipboard search, or snippet. Both show the same notes library. Double-tap Control to open or hide the widget. Macs without a notch can open it from the top center of the screen.

Press ⌘K in either view to find notes, settings, and actions. Press Esc to dismiss the command palette. Use the NotchPad menu bar icon to return to the workspace.

A NotchPad project brief and checklist open in side-by-side editors

Save your first useful note

Press ⌘N, write a short brief, and add a checklist with the formatting toolbar. Pin it from the note menu. When you want to keep it beside a particular window or browser page, choose Show Sticky In… from that same menu.

If you close or delete the built-in guides, use Settings → Welcome Folder to open the Welcome folder again. For a specific task, browse the online guides below.