Noticky
Sticky notes that stay on top, even in fullscreen.
What it does
Noticky is a native Mac app for sticky notes and visual references. It stays visible above fullscreen apps and can hide private notes from screen sharing.
Noticky is a native Mac app for sticky notes and visual references. It stays visible above fullscreen apps and can hide private notes from screen sharing. Every feature is a tiny masterpiece — fast, focused, and native to macOS. Your note floats above everything — even fullscreen apps. Keep a brief visible while working in Figma, reference code snippets alongside VS Code, or pin meeting notes over Zoom. No window switching, no losing context. Keep private notes visible only to you while hiding them from screenshots, recordings, and screen sharing. Powered by Hide From Screen Capture. Capture any area of your screen and pin it as a floating reference instantly. Keep the exact pixels you need…from noticky.app
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