A notch for Windows.
Nook is a small glass pill at the top of your screen. Hover it and it springs open into a grid of tools: a timer, clipboard history, a color picker, your phone. Move away and it folds back out of your way.
Sixteen tools, one hover away.
Move, resize or hide any tile. Screen tools freeze every monitor before you select, so menus and video hold still.
Light enough to forget.
Nook only works while you’re using it. Folded away, it uses almost nothing, so your games, calls and battery don’t notice it’s there.
Less than a ticking clock in your taskbar.
Smaller than a single browser tab.
No telemetry, no accounts, no ads. Nothing leaves your PC unless you send it.
No trial, no subscription. Uninstall from Settings any time.
Measured on Windows 11 at 125% scaling.
Add more tiles.
Plugins add new tools to the grid. Every listing is reviewed before it appears here, and each one runs on its own, so a broken plugin can’t take Nook down.
Get Nook.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Installs for just you, no admin rights needed.
Run the installer
Nook is new, so Windows may say Windows protected your PC
. Click More info, then Run anyway.
Hover the top of your screen
Nook opens. Press Ctrl + Alt + N to pin it open, and it can start with Windows if you like.
Your notch is waiting.
Sixteen tools at the top of your screen, free, in under a minute.
Developer? Build your own plugins in any language, or build Nook from source. Older versions are on GitHub Releases.