Small tools, useful habits
Make room for a better Mac day.
Find a workflow for your day: a companion on any supported Mac display, quick notes, files ready to share, focused work and quieter calls.
A Mac notch companion: what to look for
Choose a Mac notch companion that fits your desktop: expressions, quiet controls, useful tools and support for Macs without a notch.
Read guide →FocusUse a focus timer in your Mac’s notch
Set up Pomodoro sessions, a countdown or a stopwatch in Momo. Learn how to pause sessions, choose breaks and keep focus reminders quiet on calls.
Read guide →ClipboardClipboard history on Mac: built-in options and Momo
Find copied items on your Mac, understand macOS clipboard history, and use Momo’s opt-in clipboard with search, pinned items and retention controls.
Read guide →Everyday companionSet up a Mac desktop companion for your workday
Make Momo part of your Mac workday: choose a face, adjust motion, open useful tools and hide the companion when you need a clear screen.
Read guide →Display setupUse a notch app on a Mac without a notch
Use Momo on a Mac mini, iMac, older MacBook or external display. Learn how its virtual island works and choose the right display setting.
Read guide →Quick notesQuick notes from your Mac’s notch
Create named local notes in Momo’s Mac notch panel. Search, pin and export notes, check autosave, and bring your existing scratchpad into Momo 1.1.
Read guide →FilesA file shelf for Mac: keep files ready to drag
Stage files in Momo’s notch shelf, preview with Quick Look, select several and drag them into another app. Export image copies while originals stay in place.
Read guide →Calls & screen sharingKeep your Mac companion quiet during work calls
Set Quiet Mode for 30 minutes or one hour, reduce motion, or hide Momo for presentations. Choose the right control before calls and screen sharing.
Read guide →Timer & stopwatchA Mac notch timer and stopwatch for everyday tasks
Set a custom countdown or record stopwatch laps from Momo’s notch panel. Choose presets, pause and resume, and keep completion notifications quiet.
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