Release notes.

0.8.1 early access · October 3, 2026. Signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple. Download it from the installation page. Licenses are on sale: buy once · $6.99.

0.8.1

• NotchRail is now in English as well as Korean: menus, settings, messages and the license screen. It follows your Mac’s language; switch any time in Settings → General → Language.
• Website links from the app open the page in your interface language.

0.8.0

• Licensing: hiding and expanding stay free. The scrolling row (opening menus from the row and ⌘-drag reordering included) has a 14-day free trial from first use, then needs a license.
• A one-time $6.99 license covers up to 3 of your Macs for version 1 and its maintenance updates. Activate it in Settings → License.
• A redesigned Settings window with a sidebar, including License and About panes.
• ⌘C, ⌘V, ⌘X, ⌘A and ⌘Z now work in Settings text fields.
• The scrolling row draws its own right-hand | edge.
• Signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple.

0.7.1

• The scrolling row now has a subtle | edge on the left and softly fades where more icons are hidden.
• A global shortcut can no longer be recorded without ⌘, ⌃ or ⌥, so plain arrow or function keys are never captured.
• With hover-to-expand on, collapsing now stays collapsed until the pointer leaves the menu bar.
• Collapsing also closes an app’s custom pop-over panel opened from the row.
• If choosing a menu item fails, the original menu is closed instead of staying open off screen.
• Quitting during an icon move now finishes the move’s mouse release first.
• Menu updates no longer poll apps on the main thread, keeping the menu bar responsive.
• Signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple, so macOS opens it without extra approval steps.

0.7.0

• ⌘-drag in the expanded row changes the real menu bar order and moves icons between hidden and always visible.
• The separate arrangement window and the internal display order were removed. The row always reflects the real menu bar.

Test scope

Current checks run on a single M2 Pro MacBook Pro with macOS 26.6. They do not establish compatibility with every Mac or menu bar app. See compatibility.