NotchMindNotchMind and Apple Mail.
New email from Apple Mail appears in the notch, and the Inbox page (beta) shows what needs a reply.
What it does with Apple Mail
- New mail in the notch with the sender and subject.
- The Inbox page ranks messages most likely to need your reply, on your Mac.
Set it up
- Open Settings → Notifications → Apple Mail and turn on Mail notifications.
- Grant Full Disk Access so NotchMind can read Mail’s local database.
- Turn off Mail’s own banners in System Settings → Notifications → Mail to see each email once.
Good to know
- Works with Apple Mail only. For Gmail in a browser, Outlook or Spark, use Universal Notification Interception.
Step by step.
- Show new Apple Mail emails in the notchSee new emails from Apple Mail in the MacBook notch with the sender and subject. How to set it up and avoid seeing every alert twice.
- Inbox (beta): the emails that need a replyNotchMind's Inbox page ranks the Apple Mail messages most likely to need your reply, on your Mac. How to turn it on and what Ask Smart sends.
- Why NotchMind asks for Full Disk AccessFull Disk Access lets NotchMind read new Messages and Apple Mail locally and show Focus names. What it reads, what it doesn't, and how to grant it.
- Notifications, where you’re already looking.Notifications
Pay once. Keep it.
US$5.99 for 2 Macs for the first 50 customers, then US$15.99. US$15.99 for 2 Macs, one time. Or 1 Mac for US$9.99 or 5 Macs for US$29.99. Every 1.x update and a 14-day refund. For Macs with Apple silicon on macOS 15 or later.
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