Notch Crew
New1.15.15 · Monitor cards and risk details
Design your orchestration.
Run it from the notch.
Lay out how Claude Code, Codex and Cursor work together on one canvas, then answer approvals and questions from the notch in one click.
3-day free trial · then $19 once
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel
Notch
Answer approvals without finding the terminal
Claude Code wants to run npm run deploy while you're reading docs in the browser. The card drops from the notch with the same choices the terminal shows, and Allow takes one click.
Canvas
Put live sessions on a board
For a release, put the checklist, the sessions doing the work and the CSV they're editing on one board. Each session tile shows what the agent is doing and takes your reply.
Sessions
Know how each session is doing
You left a bunch of sessions running over lunch. Back at your desk, one look at the list shows which finished and how close each is to filling its context.
Any agent
Codex looks just like Claude Code here
Switch from a Claude Code session to a Codex one and the chat, diffs and file tree are in the same spots.
New sessions
Claude
Docs
Hand a note to an agent
Open the spec from your Obsidian vault, change a line, and send the note to the session building it. Anything that looks like a password is hidden in the copy the agent gets.
Usage
Know before you hit a usage limit
Usage warns you as Claude Code nears its weekly limit, so you hand the rest of the refactor to Codex. The Agents screen says which CLI has an update, and Activity shows what's eating CPU.
Artifacts
Find what an agent made last week
The chart a session made on Tuesday sits in Artifacts as a preview card, beside the pages and files your other agents wrote. You don't scroll back through old chats to find it.
Routines
Put an agent on a schedule
Have Claude Code run release checks each weekday morning and post the result to your board. It runs on your Mac while the app is open and pings you only when a run needs you.
Try it for 3 days,
keep it for $19
You buy inside the app. Payments are handled by Paddle.
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel
Notch Crew license
$19one payment
- 3-day free trial, no card needed
- Refund within 14 days
A few things before you start.
Which agents does it work with?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity, Pi, Hermes and Muse. Install each CLI yourself. Ollama's local models show up too, and old Gemini CLI sessions stay readable, but Gemini can't start new ones. What you can approve or change depends on the agent and its version.
Do I have to change how I run my agents?
No. Keep using iTerm2, Terminal or tmux, or start a session from the notch with no window. To answer approvals from the notch, Install adds a hook or plugin and shows what it changes; Remove takes it out. Some prompts still need the terminal, and Pi never asks for approval.
What leaves my Mac?
Boards and app records stay on your Mac. Your agents talk to their own providers as they already do, and web tiles load only the sites you allow. Notch Crew itself goes online to check app and agent versions and to verify your purchase. Read the privacy details ›
What happens when the trial ends?
After 3 days the notch shows a purchase card until you buy. Nothing is charged unless you buy.
Can I use it on more than one Mac?
Yes. The license follows your iCloud account to every Mac signed in to it.
Have a setup question or a workflow to share?
Join the DiscordTry it on the sessions you already have running
3-day free trial · then $19 once · macOS 14 or later