In one line
Tilora turns the MacBook’s notch into a Dynamic Island: music, meetings, files, calls and more, right where the notch is.
In a paragraph
Tilora is a Mac app that lives in the notch. It shows what’s playing, the next meeting, downloads and calls as they happen, and opens into a Home of cards when you point at it: music, calendar, batteries, clipboard history, controls, weather, notes, tasks and more. It keeps files on a Shelf, converts and shares them, puts a music player on the lock screen, snaps windows, captures the screen and reads text off it, all on the Mac. It costs $9.99 once, for three Macs, with a 7-day free trial and no account.
Facts
| Developer | İbrahim Safel, independent |
|---|---|
| Price | $9.99 once, three Macs, every update included; 7 days free |
| Requires | A Mac with macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon or Intel |
| Sold | At tilora.io, signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple |
| Latest version | 0.3.4, October 23, 2026 (what’s new) |
| Privacy | No account, no tracking in the app; what goes online |
Pictures
- Tilora open under the notch
- The lock screen player
- The Files tab and Shelf
- A new track announced
- A meeting about to start
- The action ring
- The app icon