Your notch,
finally useful.
Tilora turns the notch on your Mac into a live island for music, meetings, codes, files, calls and timers.
Your music, in the notch.
Artwork, playback and controls while you work.
Never miss a meeting.
A countdown before it starts, and Join is one click.
Verify it’s you
We sent a 6-digit code to your phone
Signed in
Codes that type themselves.
On Canva, Slack and other sign-ins, a code types itself into the page. Anywhere else, it’s one click. It’s kept nowhere.
Drop files on the notch.
Shelf, Transform, iCloud Drive or AirDrop.
Your call, at the notch.
Mute, camera, screen share and End.
Only its level, never recorded.
Reply from the notch.
Messages, WhatsApp and Telegram, answered without switching apps.
Your agents, in sight.
What Claude Code and Codex are doing, beside the notch, and a note when they finish.
Your script, under the camera.
It rolls just under the lens, and a shared screen never shows it.
Click the words to pause.
Type it, and it’s done.
⌥Space, then “tea 4 min”. The timer counts at the notch.
Jonas Stern3 messages
Können wir die Präsentation auf Donnerstag verschieben?
Le rendu final est dans le dossier partagé.
¡Gracias por toda la ayuda de hoy!
A toolbox, tucked away.
Clipboard history, text capture, translation and more.
Every action, one ring.
Hold ⌥⇧Space, point, let go.
On this page, a long press works too.
Point at the notch. It’s all there.
Open the notch for your music, calendar, controls and files.
$9.99, once.
- 3 Macs per key
- 7 days free, no account
- Every update included
- macOS 14 or later
Free updates. No subscription.
Questions, answered.
Can I try it first?
Yes. Tilora is free for 7 days, with everything in it. No card and no account. With a friend’s invite, it’s 14 days. After that it’s $9.99, once, and if you change your mind within 14 days of buying, you get your money back.
Which Macs does it work with?
Any Mac running macOS 14 or later, with Apple silicon or Intel. On a display without a notch, Tilora adds a small notch of its own at the top of the screen. On the new MacBook Pro with Apple’s own Dynamic Island, Tilora draws nothing in the notch and opens just below Apple’s island; Settings › General › Draw Tilora’s own island brings its own back.
How many Macs can I use it on?
Three, with a single key. Moving to a new Mac? On the old one, open About Tilora and choose Deactivate License.
Is it a subscription?
No. You pay $9.99 once, for three Macs, and every update is included.
Which music apps does it work with?
Whatever is playing: Music, Spotify, and audio in the browser. The controls sit beside the notch and on the lock screen, with synced lyrics if you turn them on.
What happens to my data?
It stays on your Mac. Your calendar, your clipboard and what’s playing are read there and never sent anywhere. There’s no account, no advertising, and no tracking of what you do. The few things that go online, like the weather, are listed in the Privacy Policy.
Which permissions does it need?
Only the ones for the features you use. Skip any of them and everything else keeps working.
Will it pop up during my presentation?
No. While your screen is shared or a slideshow is on, the notch hides. During a Focus, it holds back what can wait and shows it when the Focus ends. Both are in Settings › General.
Can I turn off what I don’t use?
Yes. Each thing the notch shows has its own switch in Settings, and the rest keeps working as it was.
Why isn’t it on the App Store?
Reading sign-in codes from your notifications and typing them in for you needs access the App Store doesn’t allow. Tilora is sold here instead, signed and notarized by Apple, so macOS opens it like any other app.
How is it different from other notch apps?
See them side by side, with price, Macs per license, trial and features, each from its own website: compare notch apps.
How do I get updates?
You don’t have to do anything. Tilora downloads new versions in the background and installs them when the notch isn’t busy.
How do I get help?
Email support@tilora.io. A person will answer.