Overnotch · Music
Your music, living in the notch.
Title, artwork and a live visualiser while you work — and the full player one click away. Apple Music or Spotify.
Try it — click the notch, then change the song, like it, switch the output.
Compact player
Always in the notch.
The song you're playing lives in the strip that was doing nothing — title, artwork and a visualiser that moves to the beat and takes the color of the cover. No window, no tab, no Now Playing to go hunting for.
Full player
One click, full control.
Click the notch and the player opens in place. Scrub anywhere in the track, jump to the previous or next song, and watch the time left — without leaving what you're doing.
Apple Music · Spotify · Like
Your music app — and a tap to like.
Apple Music or Spotify, it's the same notch: Overnotch reads what's playing from the Mac itself, so it just works with the app you already use. And the heart likes the track you're hearing without leaving what you're doing — it lights up on its own when a song is already one of your favorites.
Audio output
Know where it's playing.
The output button shows what the sound is coming out of — your AirPods, the speakers, an external monitor — and switches with a tap. Connect AirPods and their real image shows up.
Mini player
Tucks away, keeps playing.
Open another panel and the player slips into a mini beside the notch — still playing, one tap from full size. And when you're listening on AirPods, their battery shows right there in the notch.
Good to know
- Apple Music or Spotify
- Automatic follows whichever app is playing. Prefer one? Pick it in Settings → Music.
- Likes in Spotify
- Sign in to Spotify once and the heart saves to your Liked Songs. In Apple Music it works straight away.
- Free
- Music keeps working after the 14-day trial, with no account.
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