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Introducing OmniNotch 2.0🎉 A week ago I shipped OmniNotch after ranking every free Mac notch app and building the one that still felt missing. 100+ people bought in the first hours.🚀 Then the feedback started.💬 What felt off. What was noisy. What needed to be quieter, faster, more native.... show more

Nikhil Barik

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Atta 🐬15 days ago

it looks great 🔥

Nikhil Barik15 days ago

thanks @attacomsian, poured my heart and soul into this. excited!!!

Atta 🐬15 days ago

for the website, try Apple's fonts. instantly makes it look 10x more premium.

tudorbuildsai15 days ago

tool is actually amazing, wish I had mac:( I made a Windows notch, but doesn't compare to this, we keep building🔥🔥 are you distributing anywhere else except X?

Nikhil Barik15 days ago

i started posting on instagram and threads just recently

tudorbuildsai15 days ago

UGC? slideshows?

Nikhil Barik15 days ago

planning on ugc next, for now i've posted only texts + videos/images with link to website

Raghav Sethi15 days ago

Very cool Nikhil!

Nikhil Barik15 days ago

thanks Raghav! it's you who pushes me and sets the benchmark for designs tho lol

Dmytro Virych15 days ago

a 2.0 one week after launch, built straight from buyer feedback, is the best way to turn those first 100 buyers into fans

Mars.W10 days ago

Purchased!

Nikhil Barik10 days ago

Thank you Mars! Feel free to share your feedback within the app.

CrypticMadam14 days ago

Quieter and more native sounds like the right upgrade.

NYC!14 days ago

i smell opus 5.5

The Fixer15 days ago

So excited to install this when I get home ❤️ love your work

Nikhil Barik15 days ago

thanks @heisthefixer , you must have received an email for early access, as you're an omninotch insider ;)

Ro15 days ago

Less warnings about Malware?

Iniyan (ini)15 days ago

what did you cut to make it quieter, animations or features?

Steve Darlow15 days ago

Excellent, now that I can have multiple notch apps at the same time, it’ll go great with

𝙼𝙾𝚉𝙰𝙼𝙼𝙴𝙻14 days ago

Fiddling with the faders until production hits mainnet.

RPA | tool製作13 days ago

発売直後に100人以上が買ってくれても、「うるさい」という声はグサッと来ますね。OmniNotch 2.0でそこに手を入れたの、作る側として身につまされます。

CJ Booker10 days ago

so its a vibe coded boring notch fork?

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