Cathy Zou

Notchless was built for Mac users who rely on menu bar apps but keep losing access behind the notch. This launch focuses on a faster keyboard-first workflow: open hidden menu bar apps instantly, assign shortcuts to your most-used tools, and reduce the mouse hunting that breaks flow. Happy to hear feedback from power users and menu bar app enthusiasts.

What stands out here is the focus on launch workflow instead of being just another static directory. The strongest part is helping founders move from profile setup to actual distribution without a lot of manual busywork. Curious how much of the launch flow can be standardized versus customized for different products.

ContextPills seems like the right abstraction here. A lot of AI writing tools still depend on one giant prompt, then lose consistency across channels. I like the idea of treating tone, audience, and brand context as reusable inputs instead of re-explaining everything every time.

The voice-trained drafting angle is smart. A lot of X tools help with scheduling, but the harder problem is keeping the writing voice consistent while still finding real engagement opportunities. Curious how you think about balancing automation with authenticity as an account grows.