Put the notch to work.
Claude Code, Codex, pull requests and CI in your MacBook notch. One hover away.
Download the beta for MacClosed, it still tells you what happened.
Approve from the notch.
Claude's permission prompts, without finding the terminal.
Merge when it's green.
Approved and passing? Merge from the notch, the way you always merge in that repo.
Fix a red build.
One click starts your coding agent (Claude, Codex, Gemini CLI…) where you already work, Orca or your terminal, in a fresh worktree. It gets the failing logs and the PR. Nothing is pushed without you.
On every display.
Working on an external monitor? It gets a notch too, at the top of its menu bar, showing the same thing. Hover the one in front of you.
Stays on your Mac.
No RelayNotch account, no tracking. It reads what your tools already write, talks to GitHub with your own gh login, and sends us nothing unless you send feedback.
127.0.0.1 only
Coming soon.
Using RelayNotch? Tell us which one to build first, or what else you need, with Send Feedback… in the app.
More coding agents
Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, OpenCode and Aider, with the same status, replies and approvals as Claude Code and Codex.
Cloud agents
Claude Code on the web, Codex cloud and Copilot's coding agent. Know the moment one opens a PR.
Deploys
Vercel, Netlify and Cloudflare: building, ready with the preview link, or failed.
Long commands
Tests, builds, migrations: a nudge in the notch when they finish or fail, so you can stop watching the terminal.
Questions.
How do I know when Claude Code is waiting for me?
RelayNotch shows every Claude Code and Codex session in the MacBook notch. When one asks a question, needs a permission or finishes its turn, the notch shows it and macOS notifies you, even if the session is in another terminal tab or Orca worktree.
Can I answer Claude Code's questions without switching to the terminal?
Yes. Permission prompts (Allow, Always Allow, Deny) and Claude's multiple-choice questions appear in the notch, and you answer them there.
Which agents and terminals does it work with?
Claude Code and Codex, followed live, in Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty, Warp, WezTerm, kitty, tmux, VS Code, Cursor and Orca. It can also start Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Cursor Agent.
How does it track GitHub pull requests and CI?
With your own gh login. It shows your open pull requests, reviews and review requests, and GitHub Actions runs; a push from your Mac shows up within seconds. You can merge from the notch, or have it merge once checks pass.
What happens when a build fails?
Click Fix: RelayNotch starts your coding agent in a fresh git worktree of that branch, where your other agents run, with the failing logs and the pull request. It fixes locally and asks before pushing.
My Mac has no notch, or I use an external monitor. Does it work?
Yes. Every display gets a notch at the top centre of its menu bar.
Is it free, and is my code sent anywhere?
It's free during the beta, with no account. It reads what your tools already write on your Mac and talks to GitHub with your own login. Nothing is sent to us unless you send feedback.
What do I need to run it?
macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon or Intel. Download the beta from relaynotch.app, or install it with Homebrew: brew install --cask anis-ghliss/tap/relaynotch.
Try the beta.
or: brew install --cask anis-ghliss/tap/relaynotchWindows: coming soon