Crest 6 turns the MacBook notch into something you actually use.
Hover the notch and it opens into pages: Now, Home, Work and Code. Swipe with two fingers to move between them, and fill each one with widgets you can stretch from small to wide: music, weather, calendar, to-dos, notes, batteries, the Shelf for files and a searchable clipboard history.
If you work with Claude Code, Codex or Copilot CLI, their questions show up on the notch as one card. Pick an answer, type your own, or allow or deny a command, and the answer lands back in your terminal.
Music sits on the closed notch with the album art and a live equaliser. Scroll on the notch to change the volume, and hold a window at the notch to snap it into one of 12 layouts.
Crest Pro is $14.99 once and works on 2 Macs, with updates through Crest 7. Try it free for 7 days. You don't need an account or a card. After the trial, Crest pauses until you buy it. Take and Minutes are separate apps, $9.99 each. Crest for iPhone is in public beta on TestFlight: your passwords and 2FA codes from the Mac, kept in sync, and Safari fills them in with Face ID.
Needs macOS 14 or later (Minutes needs macOS 26 on Apple Silicon). On a Mac without a notch, Crest sits as a small pill at the top of the screen.
