Hover
Rest the cursor. It opens.
The notch expands into a panel: Now Playing from any app, browser video included, with seek and volume, plus your next meetings.
Learn moreComing soon for macOS
Quick Eyebrow turns the camera notch into a Dynamic Island for your Mac. Music, files, clipboard, batteries and your phones, one hover away.
One hover away
Hover
The notch expands into a panel: Now Playing from any app, browser video included, with seek and volume, plus your next meetings.
Learn moreLive activities
Closed, the notch grows wings for what matters now: a timer, a meeting countdown, the song that’s playing. Volume, AirPods, charging and screenshots pop up right there, not in the corner.
Learn moreSeven tabs
Home, Screenshots, Shelf, Clipboard, Controls, Batteries and System live in the notch, so nothing ever covers your work.
Learn moreShelf
Park files on the Shelf, then drag them out anywhere or AirDrop them. Right-click to convert, resize, compress or turn a video into a GIF.
Learn moreShare via QR
Drop a file on Share via QR and any phone on your network downloads it straight from your Mac. No app, no cable, no cloud.
Learn moreFor developers
Every test phone on your desk, in one panel. adb, scrcpy and iPhone support are built in: no Homebrew, no Android SDK needed.
Your Android phones, emulators, iPhones and simulators side by side, never a coworker’s. Live progress, and when an install fails it says why: wrong key, older version, no space.
Plug in an iPhone and tap Trust once, and it stays on Wi-Fi after you unplug it. Over USB, mirror and record it, screen and sound, straight into the Shelf.
Drop a link and it opens on the device. Text lands on its clipboard, files go to Downloads. Mirror, record and screenshot in one click.
Pop-ups from Terminal, Xcode, Unity or Claude Code when a build, test or deploy finishes, with how long it took and whether it passed.
~/Work/app ❯ New: speed test
One button on the Network card tests your internet with macOS’s own speed test, or your local network against any phone, PC or another Mac.
Download, upload, ping and latency under load in about 25 seconds, against Apple’s servers.
Scan a QR code and any phone tests its Wi-Fi against your Mac, right in the browser. Other Macs test in one click.
And all the little things
Your last 40 copies: text, links, images, files. Incognito pauses recording.
Mac, iPhone, Apple Watch, AirPods left, right and case, mice and keyboards.
Your newest 30 captures. Space for Quick Look, drag out to share.
CPU, memory and network with a minute of history.
Night Shift with warmth, Keep Awake, a camera mirror and a timer.
Signal, IPs, VPN and ping, plus a speed test for your internet or your Wi-Fi.
The media keys show their level in the notch instead of the system pop-up.
Orange and green dots beside the camera whenever an app listens or looks.
No account, no cloud. Your clipboard and files stay on your Mac.
No notch? It draws one in the menu bar, on any display.
Hides over fullscreen apps and videos until you hover it.
A real Mac app for macOS 14+, Apple Silicon and Intel.
Trailer
Soon. Join the wishlist and we’ll email you on launch day.
Any Mac on macOS 14 Sonoma or later, Apple Silicon or Intel. Macs and displays without a notch get a virtual one in the menu bar.
Nowhere. Clipboard history, the Shelf and settings stay in your user folder. There’s no account and no cloud sync.
No. Over fullscreen apps and videos the notch hides until you hover the top of the screen.
No. adb, scrcpy and the iPhone libraries are built in. If you already have the Android SDK, Quick Eyebrow uses its adb so it matches Android Studio.
You get a confirmation email, then news about the launch. No spam, and you can unsubscribe in one click.
Join the wishlist and be the first to know when it launches.