Codenotch 1.18.0

On a MacBook the notch is now your Mac's own. The readings sat below the camera housing, so the app read as a second notch under the real one. They sit either side of it now, in a bar drawn to the hardware's measurements rather than to numbers picked to look right: its depth, and a corner fitted off a render of the real cutout. Folded away the shape is the cutout exactly, and reaching for it widens the notch the Mac already has.

A fold that flows. Opening and closing morphs the shape itself rather than swapping one for another, on a spring with enough weight to settle instead of snapping. The curve into the screen's border grows with the ears as they extend.

The percentage under each ring is now yours to choose. Appearance has a switch for it. Beside the Mac's own notch the bar is exactly as deep as the cutout and a ring fills it, so showing the figure there makes room by drawing the rings smaller.

A click that misses the rings no longer locks the notch open. It used to pin it, with nothing on screen to say so or to undo it. Keep open is on the right-click menu, where it is named and carries a checkmark.

The weekly limit can be the main ring, for anyone who budgets by the week rather than by the session.

Claude's unused resets, and a steadier Desktop reading. Resets you did not spend are shown rather than dropped, dated grants survive a refresh, and the search through Desktop's cache is bounded.

Türkçe and Bahasa Indonesia, both complete.

An opt-in colour ramp across the whole range, instead of stepping at the thresholds.

Qianwen's monthly Token Plan, and two MiniMax numbers that were not numbers — an overflowing count and a non-finite one are now treated as no reading rather than as a zero.