
NotchOwl turns the Mac notch into a tiny productivity workspace for tasks, focus timers, notes, and calendar events. Hover to see it all.
The Hook
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Feature Teaser
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Feature Teaser
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Product Reveal
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Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the notch-productivity-reveal template.
Multiple UI panels (tasks, timer, notepad, events) slide into view from the center, arranging themselves in a grid-like layout. Individual elements within panels, like text input fields and buttons, subtly fade or slide in after the main panel appears.
Utilize `spring()` for panel entry animations with slight delays between each panel. Text and icon elements within panels can use `interpolate()` for opacity and translateY/translateX, triggered by the parent panel's animation completion.
Nested dropdown menus appear with a slight staggered delay, expanding from their parent menu item. Hover states trigger subtle background color changes and text highlights.
Implement with `Sequence` and `spring()` for each menu item's opacity and scale. Use `AbsoluteFill` for the menu background with a `blur()` filter. Hover effects can be managed with `useCurrentFrame()` and `interpolate()` for color transitions.
The main application window quickly minimizes or slides away, and the camera rapidly zooms and pans upwards to focus on the Mac notch, where a digital timer appears and begins counting down.
Combine `interpolate()` for camera position (translateY, scale) and `spring()` for the app window's exit. The notch timer can be a `Text` component with a monospace font, using `useCurrentFrame()` to update the countdown value and a subtle `opacity` animation for its initial appearance.
Purpose. Introduce the NotchOwl application and its multi-functional interface.
Execution. Static wide shot of the app, showcasing its various panels (tasks, timer, notepad, events) and initial user interaction.
Purpose. Demonstrate key productivity features like adding tasks and setting reminders.
Execution. Cursor interaction with task input, contextual menu pop-ups, and the reminder appearing in the events panel.
Purpose. Showcase the customizable focus timer functionality.
Execution. Interaction with the timer panel, opening a modal to set custom focus durations, and saving the setting.
Purpose. Reveal the unique selling proposition: NotchOwl's integration with the Mac notch.
Execution. Rapid camera movement to the notch, displaying the live countdown timer, emphasizing seamless integration.
Objective
Launch 'CodeFlow', a Mac app for developers that uses the notch for live code execution feedback.How the recipe adapts
The MultiPanelWorkspaceReveal primitive will be adapted to show code editor, terminal, and file explorer panels. The ContextualMenuCascade will demonstrate adding a new code snippet. The NotchTimerReveal will be repurposed as a NotchOutputReveal, showing live terminal output or a build progress countdown in the Mac notch, with the same rapid camera transition.Scene durations (4 scenes, 25s)
Key Remotion components
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