Drop, stash, no subscription
Cubby Notch turns the empty space around your MacBook's notch into a quick stash tray — a calm spot to drop, hold, and grab files and snippets without breaking your flow
Drop files and clips into your MacBook's notch, then drag them out when you need them. Private by design — no account, no cloud, no subscription.
Requires macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later · One-time purchase
- No account
- No cloud
- No subscription
- 12 languages
- macOS 14.0+
Your notch, now a stash spot
Drag files and snippets up to the notch. It expands to hold them, then tucks away when you're done.
Gather, then deliver
Pile several items in, then drag them out — into any app, Finder, or a message — when you need them.
Recent clips, on tap
Keep a local history of copied text and images. Tap to re-copy, or drag a clip straight into another app.
Pick exactly what you need
⌘-click and a Finder-style rubber-band marquee to multi-select, then batch-delete or drag the selection out.
Private by design
Everything stays on your Mac. No account, no cloud, no sync, no telemetry. One-time purchase, no subscription.
Everything in the tray
- Stash files by dragging them to the notch, then drag them out to deliver anywhere
- Move several files at once with multi-select and a Finder-style rubber-band marquee
- Keep a Recent Clips history of copied text and images — tap to re-copy, or drag a clip straight into another app
- Keep staged items across restarts, or clear them anytime
- Auto-clear recent clips after 1, 8, or 24 hours — or turn clipboard history off entirely
- Use a movable floating bar on displays without a notch (⌘-drag to reposition)
- Show the tray on all displays, the main display only, or follow the system
- Launch at login, set global shortcuts, and show or hide the Dock and menu bar icons
- Available in 12 languages
Private by design
Everything stays on your Mac. No account. No cloud. No sync. Nothing is uploaded, ever. The clipboard is read only when you turn history on — and you can turn it off. Diagnostics stay on this Mac and are never sent automatically.
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