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Enclave
One hover, everything you need.
28 followers
One hover, everything you need.
28 followers
Enclave turns your MacBook's notch into a live dashboard. Hover it to see Now Playing, your next meeting, to-dos, a focus timer, a file shelf and clipboard history. Closed, it shows music, downloads, AirDrop, volume and battery. For developers, it tracks Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more: approvals, questions, test results and deploys, right in the notch. Native SwiftUI, private and on-device.











Hey Product Hunt! π
I built Enclave because my MacBook's notch was dead space, and I was always switching windows to check my music, my next meeting, or whether my AI agent was done.
Now it's all one hover away:
π΅ Now Playing, meetings with Join, to-dos, focus timer.
π Shelf: drop files on the notch, convert them, AirDrop them.
π€ AI agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more tell you when they're done, need approval or fail, and you can answer from the notch.
π Commits, builds and deploys (Vercel, GitHub, Cloudflare) as they run.
It's native SwiftUI, and everything stays on your Mac.
Free to use; Pro is $5 one-time, no subscription.
I'd love your feedback.
What would you want in your notch? π
a notch that shows the next meeting plus a focus timer is a neat use of dead space. does the file shelf hold stuff after a restart?
@neerajnathanyΒ Thanks! That's the idea: the notch is free space, so it may as well be useful. Right now the Shelf clears when you restart, but your files stay where they are because it only links to them. Keeping it after a restart is a good idea, and I'm adding it to the list and improve the app soon!ππ»
Seeing an agent waiting for approval is the useful part for me. A finished run and a blocked run need very different attention.
@oleksii_sekundantΒ Exactly why I built it that way. a run that's waiting on you shows up differently in the notch, and for the AI tools you can approve or deny the request right there without switching windows. A finished run just gives you a quiet "done."
Thanks for checking it out!