NotchMindNotchMind and Messages.
New iMessages appear in the notch with the sender’s name and photo.
What it does with Messages
- New messages in the notch, with name and photo.
- Photos, videos, audio and files labelled as such.
- Held while your Mac is locked, shown after you unlock.
Set it up
- Open Settings → Notifications → Messages and turn on Messages Notifications.
- Grant Full Disk Access: choose Open Privacy Settings and turn NotchMind on.
- Allow Contacts for names and photos instead of numbers.
- Make sure Messages notifications are on in System Settings → Notifications → Messages.
Good to know
- Messages are read on your Mac only, to show them. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Step by step.
- Show iMessages in the MacBook notchSee new iMessages and texts in the notch with the sender's name and photo. Needs Full Disk Access; messages are processed only on your Mac.
- 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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