Brow Notch

Your notch,
finally useful.

Brow turns the notch at the top of your MacBook into a panel with your clipboard history, files, screenshots, business cards, calendar, music and translation. Hover it, take what you need, and it's gone.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store

US$2.99 one-time purchase · no subscription · price varies by country

Any Mac with macOS 15 or later: Apple silicon or Intel, with or without a notch. In English, Spanish and Russian.

AI-generated illustration: A smiling woman on a sofa looks over her shoulder; on her MacBook, Brow's translator hangs from the top of the screen
AI-generated illustration: A man at his desk with coffee, Brow's clipboard history open at the top of his MacBook screen
Clipboard history

Everything you copy, one hover away.

Text, links and images you copied today wait in the notch. Search them, pin the ones you use often, and right-click to copy one back. Brow skips passwords that password managers mark as private. Some browser extensions don't mark them — if a password shows up, delete it in one click.

AI-generated illustration: Hands on a MacBook trackpad, Brow's business cards open at the top of the screen
Business cards

Your details, one shortcut away.

Keep two cards, personal and work. With the panel open, press ⌥ 1 or ⌥ 2 to copy a whole card, or right-click to copy a single field.

AI-generated illustration: A man on a sofa with his MacBook, Brow's calendar open at the top of the screen
Calendar

Today's meetings at a glance.

Your upcoming events from Calendar, with a link to join online calls. Brow only reads your calendar and never changes it.

AI-generated illustration: A cheerful woman with a laptop pointing at Brow's benefits

Eight tools. One notch.

  • Clipboard history with search
  • A tote for the files you're working with
  • Your newest screenshots, ready to drag
  • Two business cards, one shortcut away
  • Today's meetings with a join link
  • Apple Music, Spotify and your own songs
  • A translator for text
  • Screen translation for any window
See it in action

Hover the notch. That's it.

Or press ⌥ ⌘ V. Pick a section on the left. Brow never takes the space of a window.

Clipboard history

Everything you copy — text, links and images — in one list with search. Pin what you use often. Brow skips passwords that password managers mark as private. Some browser extensions don't mark them — if a password shows up, delete it in one click.

Clipboard history in the Brow panel

Tote

Drag any file to the notch and drop it in. Take it out to a folder, an email or a chat when you need it. Brow keeps a link, not a copy.

The Tote in the Brow panel

Screenshots

New screenshots appear in the panel right away. Select several and drag them anywhere at once.

Screenshots in the Brow panel

Business cards

Keep two cards, personal and work, and copy the whole card with ⌥ 1 / ⌥ 2, or a single field from the right-click menu.

Business cards in the Brow panel

Calendar

Your upcoming meetings at a glance, with a one-click link to join online calls.

Calendar in the Brow panel

Music

See what's playing in Apple Music or Spotify and pause or skip without switching apps.

Music controls in the Brow panel

Translator

Type or paste text and get the translation right away, with Apple's built-in languages on your Mac.

Translator in the Brow panel

Screen translation

Translate a website, a document or a frame from a video right on top of it. Brow reads the window once, on your Mac.

An English article translated into Spanish by Brow
Private by design

Your things stay on your Mac.

Brow has no account, no analytics and no network code. It doesn't connect to the internet at all: Brow never sends your clipboard, files or cards anywhere.

0 data collected by the app 0 trackers No network code No account needed

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AI-generated illustration: A happy woman with a laptop in a meadow under a blue sky

Brow Notch.
Yours for US$2.99.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store

Works on any Mac with macOS 15 or later. Without a notch, the panel opens from the top center of the screen.

Photos of people are AI-generated and show fictional people. The app on the screens is the real Brow interface.