Atoll is a free, open-source macOS utility that transforms the MacBook display notch into an interactive Dynamic Island-style control center. Built with SwiftUI, it provides animated panels for managing media, monitoring system resources, and accessing productivity tools. Users can control playback from Apple Music, Spotify, Cider, and other compatible applications. The software displays live activities for battery charging, screen recording, Focus modes, and privacy indicators. Atoll also includes system monitoring for CPU, GPU, memory, network, and disk usage. Additional utilities provide timers, clipboard history, calendar previews, and a color picker. Designed for notched MacBooks running macOS 14 or later, it supports customizable gestures, shortcuts, animations, and lock screen widgets.

Features

  • Interactive Dynamic Island-style MacBook notch
  • Apple Music, Spotify, and media playback controls
  • Live activities for battery, Focus, and screen recording
  • CPU, GPU, memory, network, and disk monitoring
  • Timers, clipboard history, calendar, and color picker
  • Customizable gestures, animations, and lock screen widgets

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License

GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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Operating Systems

Mac

Programming Language

Swift

Related Categories

Swift Desktop Environment Software

Registered

2026-11-02