A SMALL APP. RIGHT AT YOUR NOTCH.

Your AI terminal.
One shortcut away.

Claude Code, Codex and your terminal tools, right at your MacBook notch. Open, work, make room again.

One payment. No subscription. · Native Swift

Try it yourself.Press Ctrl + I on your keyboard or click the button.

Room for what you’re working on.

Your terminal is waiting above.
›_   TermNotch⌃ I
Claude CodeCodex

~/my-project — zsh

❯ claude

Claude CodeReady for your next step.

❯ Explain this project to me.

I’ll take a look at the files and project structure.

+ Quick Commandszsh   ⌕
Interactive preview
macOS 15+ Under 4 MB Apple signed & notarized

LESS SEARCHING. MORE DOING.

You’re working.
Your terminal is right there.

A thought, a question, a quick command. TermNotch is there when you need it — and gives you your screen back when you’re done.

01

Open.

Press Ctrl + I. Your terminal slides down from the notch.

02

Get to work.

Work with Claude Code, launch Codex or run your command.

03

Carry on.

Hide the terminal again. Your session stays within reach.

YOUR TOOLS. A PLACE OF THEIR OWN.

New to the terminal?
Make yourself at home.

Maybe AI brought you to the terminal. TermNotch gives your tools a place on your Mac — always just a keystroke away.

TermNotch is the terminal. AI tools are installed and configured separately; their accounts and any costs are not included.

Claude Code

Understand your project, edit code and ask questions.

claude

Codex CLI

Work with your code, right alongside your everyday workflow.

codex

Your terminal

Gemini CLI, Git, SSH and your usual commands.

zsh

REAL APP. REAL RECORDING.

See it once.
You’ll get it.

Watch TermNotch open over your current work. This recording shows the app running Claude Code.

00:05 ↗
TermNotch on macOS · Original recording

MADE FOR YOUR MAC.

Everything you need.
Out of your way.

Your shortcut

Ctrl + I by default. Pick the key combination that fits your day.

Multiple tabs

One for Claude, one for Codex, one for quick commands.

Quick Commands

Launch your frequently used commands with a click.

8 themes

From understated to high contrast. Find your favorite.

Terminal search

Press Cmd + F to find text in your terminal output.

Native Swift

A small, native macOS app. Under 4 MB.

THERE’S AN API FOR THAT.

Your terminal.
On speaking terms.

Open it, start commands, display a message. Connect TermNotch to Shortcuts, Raycast or your own scripts through its local HTTP API.

Local to your Mac · Port 7777

HTTP / localhost:7777
curl -X POST http://localhost:7777/toggle

Shows or hides the terminal.

A SMALL UPGRADE TO YOUR EVERYDAY.

Your notch
can do more.

Give your terminal a place of its own. Buy it once. Keep it within reach every day.

TermNotchNative Swift · macOS 15+
Lifetime licensemacOS

€9.99*

One-time payment · all updates included

  • Full terminal with multiple tabs
  • 8 themes, Quick Commands and search
  • Custom shortcut and local API
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FAQ

One more question?

A few things before your first shortcut.

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What exactly is TermNotch?

TermNotch is a native terminal for macOS. A keyboard shortcut opens it at the notch or the top of your screen. Use it to run terminal commands and installed CLI tools.

Are Claude Code or Codex included?

No. TermNotch provides the terminal. Install and configure Claude Code, Codex CLI and other tools separately. Their accounts, subscriptions or API costs are not included.

Do I need a MacBook with a notch?

TermNotch is optimized for MacBooks with a notch. On Macs without one, the terminal appears at the top center of the screen. macOS 15 or later is required.

Can I choose my own shortcut?

Yes. The default is Ctrl + I. You can change the modifier keys and key in settings.

Is this a subscription?

No. TermNotch is a one-time purchase of €9.99*. All updates are included. See the pricing section for payment details.

Does the app run locally?

TermNotch runs locally on your Mac, is Apple signed and notarized, and uses no telemetry. The AI tools you launch may need an internet connection and use their own services.

What can the local API do?

Through HTTP on port 7777, other tools can show or hide the terminal, start commands, address tabs and display notifications.

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