What's new
Every Lunille update, newest first. Updates arrive on their own, and every 1.x update is included in your license.
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1.1
Luni, calls in the notch, and a lot more
Meet Luni. A little moon now lives behind your camera and acts out what happens in the notch. It comes out to type when your coding assistant gets to work and cheers when it's done, bops to your music, wears the weather and tonight's moon phase, and waves when you hover over the notch. Click it, or stroke it with the pointer. Settings › Luni.
Calls in the notch. FaceTime, iPhone and WhatsApp calls ring in the notch with Answer and Decline, and the macOS alert stays out of sight. Once you answer, the call stays in the notch with its time, Mute and End.
Reply from the notch. Type a reply to a message right in the notch and press Return.
Sit up straight. With AirPods or Beats in, Lunille can remind you when your head stays tipped forward. Off by default.
The real waveform. The bars can move with the music itself.
Clipboard history in the open notch, and Convert to for files in the tray: images, videos and audio, without leaving your Mac.
The month calendar and Reminders next to the clock, and a heart and playback speeds for players that have them.
Weather from Apple Weather.
Displays without a notch get a floating pill, in Liquid Glass on macOS 26 and later.
Out of your way. The music and peeks step aside in full screen and Mission Control.
Brightness keys for external displays, and an indicator for the keyboard backlight.
A new Settings window, with Luni in it.
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1.0.5
Real icons for iPhone notifications
iPhone notifications with their real icons. Notifications that iPhone Mirroring brings over now show the app's own icon, with a small iPhone in the corner, just like macOS. No new permission needed.
No more empty icons. A notification from an app that isn't on your Mac gets a lettered icon in its own colour, and web apps you added to the Dock show their icons.
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1.0.4
Click to open, and a bigger mirror
Click to open. The notch now opens when you click it, and only swells when the pointer passes over it. Prefer the old way? Settings › General › Open the notch by › Hovering.
A bigger mirror. The camera tab now grows the notch into a framed mirror, large enough to check yourself before a call. The camera turns off as soon as you leave it.
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1.0.3
Open a notification from the notch
Click to open what it's about. A click on a notification card opens the app it came from, at the conversation a message came from where the app allows it. If the app isn't running, it starts.
Hovering leaves cards alone. Moving the pointer over a notification or coding assistant card no longer opens the notch under it.
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1.0.2
Not even a flash
The macOS banner never shows. When a notification comes up in the notch, the macOS banner is moved out of sight the moment it appears, before it's drawn, instead of a split second later.
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1.0.1
macOS banners stay out of the way
One notification, in one place. When a notification shows in the notch, the macOS banner no longer appears beside it. If the notch can't show it, in full screen for example, the banner comes back, so nothing is lost.
No double notifications. A message that arrives while a card is still showing now takes its place cleanly.
No missed notifications while another app opens or quits.
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1.0
The first release
Music in the notch. Artwork, progress and controls for what's playing, a peek when the song changes, and a swipe to skip.
Your accessories in 3D. When they connect, a 3D model shows up with the battery of each part.
Volume and brightness in the notch, in place of the macOS indicator.
Notifications from your apps come up in the notch.
Coding assistants. A card when one finishes or needs you, with the first lines of its answer.
Your day. Upcoming events with a Join button for video calls, and the weather.
A timer and Keep Awake, with battery, charging and Focus at a glance.
A tray and a mirror. Drop files on the notch to AirDrop or share them, and check yourself in the camera before a call.
Automation. Shortcuts and scripts can use the notch through lunille:// links.
Free for 14 days, then a one-time purchase for up to 3 Macs. Universal, notarized by Apple, with updates that arrive on their own.