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Notchly
Turn your Android notch into a shortcut and control hub
Notchly transforms your Android notch into an interactive space for everyday actions. Use gestures to launch apps, open contacts, control music, take quick notes, access clipboard history, and run a floating teleprompter without interrupting what you're doing. Customize the notch ring, gestures, size, position, and appearance to match your device. Built to make common tasks faster while keeping the experience lightweight and private.
I built Notchly after looking at the camera cutout on my phone and thinking: this space could do much more than just sit there.
Notchly turns the notch area into an interactive shortcut and control hub. With simple gestures, you can launch apps, open contacts, control music, save quick notes, access clipboard history, use a floating teleprompter, and trigger useful actions without interrupting what you're doing.
I also wanted the experience to feel personal, so users can adjust the notch ring's size, position, shape, appearance, and gesture behavior to better match their device.
This has been an independent project, built through many iterations, device-specific fixes, and feedback from Android users. My goal is not to copy an existing interaction, but to turn an unused part of the screen into something practical for everyday use.
I'd love to hear:
• Which Notchly feature would be most useful to you? • What action would you want to trigger from your phone's notch? • How could I make the onboarding or customization experience better?
Thank you for checking out Notchly! Your feedback would genuinely help me shape what comes next. 🚀
About Notchly on Product Hunt
“Turn your Android notch into a shortcut and control hub”
Notchly was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 4 comments, placing #92 on the daily leaderboard. Notchly transforms your Android notch into an interactive space for everyday actions. Use gestures to launch apps, open contacts, control music, take quick notes, access clipboard history, and run a floating teleprompter without interrupting what you're doing. Customize the notch ring, gestures, size, position, and appearance to match your device. Built to make common tasks faster while keeping the experience lightweight and private.
On the analytics side, Notchly competes within Android and Productivity — topics that collectively have 713.6k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Notchly performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Notchly?
Notchly was hunted by Nicolas Gonzalez. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Nicolas Gonzalez
Hello guys!! 👋
It's me again, and now the maker of Notchly.
I built Notchly after looking at the camera cutout on my phone and thinking: this space could do much more than just sit there.
Notchly turns the notch area into an interactive shortcut and control hub. With simple gestures, you can launch apps, open contacts, control music, save quick notes, access clipboard history, use a floating teleprompter, and trigger useful actions without interrupting what you're doing.
I also wanted the experience to feel personal, so users can adjust the notch ring's size, position, shape, appearance, and gesture behavior to better match their device.
This has been an independent project, built through many iterations, device-specific fixes, and feedback from Android users. My goal is not to copy an existing interaction, but to turn an unused part of the screen into something practical for everyday use.
I'd love to hear:
• Which Notchly feature would be most useful to you?
• What action would you want to trigger from your phone's notch?
• How could I make the onboarding or customization experience better?
Thank you for checking out Notchly! Your feedback would genuinely help me shape what comes next. 🚀