Your day, in the notch.
Ake turns the notch on your Mac into a calm countdown to your next meeting, with one click to join when it starts.
Design review
- 16:301:1 with SamGoogle Meet
- 17:15Hiring syncMicrosoft Teams
Today
- 14:00Design reviewZoom
- 16:301:1 with SamGoogle Meet
- 17:15Hiring syncMicrosoft Teams
Your next meeting, always in view.time-lapse
Hover the notch to try it yourself.Tap the notch to try it yourself.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store
Free · macOS 26 or later
The notch
Never miss the start.
The next start time sits beside the camera. Minutes before, it becomes a countdown, red in the last three. Hover for the details and a one-click Join for Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, FaceTime, Webex and six more.
- 14:00Design review
Idle: your next start time
- -04:12Design review
Countdown: orange, then red in the last three minutes
- +00:04Design review
Started: green, counting up
No notch? Ake draws a slim pill at the top of the screen instead.
Private by design
Your calendar stays yours.
Ake reads the calendars already on your Mac (iCloud, Google, Exchange: anything in Calendar) and never sends them anywhere. No account, no Ake servers, no analytics.
- No account
- Nothing leaves your Mac
- Data Not Collected
FAQ
Questions
Which Macs?
Any Mac on macOS 26 or later. Macs with a notch get the full effect; others get a slim pill at the top of the screen.
Which calendars work?
Anything in macOS Calendar: iCloud, Google, Exchange and more. Add a Google or Microsoft account in System Settings › Internet Accounts and Ake sees it.
Which meeting apps can I join?
Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, FaceTime, Webex and six more. Join opens the link from the meeting itself.
What does it cost?
Ake is free.
Where does my calendar data go?
Nowhere. Ake reads your calendars on your Mac and sends nothing anywhere else: no account, no servers, no analytics.