macOS
13 Ventura+
Live crypto prices in your Mac menu bar, second by second. No account, no wallet, nothing to set up beyond picking your coins.
Download the app directly, or get it through Setapp if you already subscribe.
The free, native app, straight from us. Universal binary for Apple Silicon and Intel, no account, no subscription.
Download for MacAlready a Setapp subscriber? CoinNotch is part of the bundle, the same app, managed alongside your other Setapp tools.
Open on SetappCoinNotch is a small, native app. If your Mac is recent enough to run a modern macOS, it will run CoinNotch.
No account, no wallet, no configuration. Download, drag, pick a coin.
Open the downloaded file and drag CoinNotch into your Applications folder, the standard Mac install.
Open CoinNotch. It settles quietly into your menu bar beside the notch, with no window to manage.
Open the picker, choose the coins or tokenized assets you care about, and the live price appears instantly.
CoinNotch shows public market prices only. It has no account, never connects to a wallet, and requests no sensitive permissions, all of which you can verify yourself. Read the privacy review or the full features overview.
Yes. CoinNotch is free to download and use on macOS 13 and later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel, with no subscription required for the core ticker and no account to create. See the pricing page for details.
CoinNotch runs on macOS 13 Ventura or later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It is a lightweight native app with a small memory footprint, not a web view wrapped in a window.
No. CoinNotch shows public crypto prices, which require no account, no login, and no wallet connection. Your coin choices are stored locally on your Mac, not in a cloud profile.
Open the downloaded file, drag CoinNotch to Applications, and launch it. It appears in your menu bar, and you pin your first coin from the picker. The setup guide walks through it.
Almost always a dropped connection, which clears itself when the network returns. The troubleshooting guide covers the quick checks.