Any corner. Any display.
Nine anchor points, fine offsets and independent settings for every screen. Keep banners close, or out of your way.
The right notification, in the right place. Move, resize and colour
your Mac’s banners to make your workspace feel like yours.
A BETTER FIT FOR YOUR DAY
Nine anchor points, fine offsets and independent settings for every screen. Keep banners close, or out of your way.
Adjust scale from 50% to 250%. Tint the background or text, choose an animation, or use a custom styled banner.
Give apps their own position, display, size and colour. Organise them into named groups that make sense to you.
Auto-dismiss after 1–300 seconds, or hold banners until your display wakes up.
Custom banners keep the app’s actions, including replies right from the notification.
Your own Notification Center with colours, sizing, app filters and optional real widgets.
Yes. NotificationNanny is free and open source under the MIT License. There’s no subscription, paid tier or account to create.
NotificationNanny uses macOS Accessibility to observe and move notification windows, and to pass actions and replies back to the real notification. This happens locally on your Mac.
Only if you enable widgets in the custom Notification Center. The permission is used to display the real macOS widgets there.
The app supports macOS 14 and later. It works with private macOS internals, so an OS update can affect its behaviour. If something breaks, report an issue on GitHub.
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
Get set up, choose your corner,
and get back to what you were doing.
Two commands and you’re on your way.
brew tap chessper53/notificationnanny https://github.com/chessper53/NotificationNanny
brew install --cask notificationnannyDownload the latest zip and open it.
Move the app to Applications and launch it.
Click the menu bar bell and allow Accessibility.
After an update, macOS may ask you to grant Accessibility permission again.