Monitor coding agents from your Mac's notch and get notified when they need you
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Based in
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DE
Pricing model
Paid
Free
Pricing
€19 one-time personal licence with one year of updates, then €9/year for additional updates. Team plans: €75/year for 5 Macs (€15 per Mac), €140/year for 10 Macs (€14 per Mac), €300/year for 25 Macs (€12 per Mac). 7-day free trial.
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Key features
Monitor multiple coding agents with status indicators (working, done, waiting)
Approve or deny agent requests directly from the notch without leaving your workflow
Jump to the exact terminal tab or editor window where an agent is running
Answer agent questions directly from the notch for supported agents
Smart notifications that respect Focus modes, Zoom calls and screen sharing
Display model costs and context window usage for each agent run
Connect to agents running on remote Linux servers over SSH
Support for custom agents via JSON webhook
Keyboard shortcuts for common actions (⌘Y to allow, ⌘N to deny)
Extract financial statements as structured data
Track insider transactions and holdings from Form 4
Track institutional holdings from 13F filings
Verify quotes and figures with direct sec.gov links
Search private offerings via Form D
New filings appear within minutes of SEC acceptance
What makes it different
Works with 30+ coding agents out of the box, all monitored in one place
Answer agent requests without context-switching, directly from the notch
Notifications that respect your Focus, calls and screen sharing to stay distraction-free
One-time personal licence with ongoing free updates for a year, then optional €9/year
No telemetry, no account required, and all sessions stay on your Mac
Verification tools that return highlighted passages in original sec.gov filings
Real-time data updated within minutes of SEC filing acceptance
Completely free with no sign-up or API key required
Works with multiple AI assistants: Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Cursor
Parses insider transactions and institutional holdings as structured data
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