A compact player, on hover
Move your pointer to the notch and it opens into a refined player: album artwork, track title and artist, and playback controls. Move away and it disappears.
A little more life around your MacBook notch.
Your album art on your Mac’s lock screen.
Ledge turns the notch into a Dynamic Island-style music experience — hover to reveal your music, and see it beautifully carried through to the lock screen.
Free forever · Pro includes a 48-hour free trial · macOS 14 or later
Hover over the notch. That’s it.
Lock screen
The song stays with you, even when the Mac is locked.
Step away and your album art is still there, front and centre. Ledge makes the lock screen feel like part of what you’re listening to.
- Album artwork on the Mac lock screen
- A full-screen Now Playing experience
- Designed to feel native to macOS
Everything around the notch
Small space. Plenty of life.
Ledge turns dead pixels into the most useful part of your menu bar.
Shuffle & repeat
Control how your music plays without opening the app.
Full-screen Now Playing
A beautiful, immersive view of the track you’re listening to.
AirPods battery
Monitor battery levels and get notified when it matters.
Volume notifications
Elegant on-notch feedback as you change the volume.
Sound output switching
Jump between speakers, headphones and AirPods in a click.
Make it yours
Visual customisation so Ledge looks right on your Mac.
Pricing
Free to start. Pay once to go further.
No subscription. Ever.
Ledge
Free forever
Everything you need for music at the notch.
- Notch music player
- Track information
- Play, pause and skip
- Shuffle and repeat
48-hour free trial
Ledge Pro
£4.99 one-off
No subscription. Yours to keep.
- Everything in Free
- Album artwork on the lock screen
- Full-screen Now Playing
- AirPods battery monitoring & notifications
- Volume notifications
- Sound output switching
- Visual customisation
Bring life to your notch.
Download Ledge, try Pro free for 48 hours, and decide later.
Requires macOS 14 or later · MacBook with a notch recommended
Opening Ledge for the first time.
Ledge is an independent app and isn’t notarised by Apple yet, so macOS may block it on first launch. If so, go to
System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, and click Open Anyway.
You only need to do this once.