Notch apps all draw in the same place, around the camera. Running two at once usually means both open on hover, overlap, or fight over the volume keys.
What clashes
- The notch itself: both apps open when you hover, one over the other.
- Volume and brightness: only one app can take over the keys, so you may see two HUDs or none.
- Keyboard shortcuts: the app that registered first keeps them.
- The screenshot thumbnail: both may change the same macOS setting.
Switching to NotchMind
- Quit the other notch app from its menu bar icon.
- Turn off its Launch at login, or remove it in System Settings → General → Login Items & Extensions, so it doesn’t come back after a restart.
- If its HUD or screenshot settings changed macOS, turn them back in that app before you remove it.
- Right-click the notch and choose Restart NotchMind.
Trying both
If you’re comparing apps, run one at a time. Every NotchMind purchase has a 14-day refund. See the notch apps compared.
NotchMind