NotchPad — Shared Notes & Snippets
Shared local notes and snippets. Private connection key; writes require NotchPad trial or Pro.
Install
Add this to your client's MCP configuration (Claude Desktop: claude_desktop_config.json; Cursor: .cursor/mcp.json; VS Code and others use the same "mcpServers" shape).
https://github.com/lemberalla/tinythings-mcp-connectors/releases/download/v0.1.2/notchpad-0.1.2.mcpbDocumentation
From the project's README on GitHub, refreshed weekly. Links open on GitHub.
Tiny Things MCP connectors for Mac
Free MIT-licensed local MCP connector wrappers for NotchLive, NotchPad, Manwe and Rasterloom. Connect meeting transcripts, shared notes, local memory and native design tools to supported AI hosts. The apps are separate proprietary prerequisites: no app binaries or private app source are included. The wrapper does not unlock paid features, grant permissions, download apps or replace their license checks.
| Connector | What it connects | App requirement and access |
|---|---|---|
| NotchLive | Read-only meeting transcripts, saved notes and opted-in live captions; 6 tools | NotchLive 1.14.2 (68), macOS 14+, Intel/Apple Silicon. Pro required for data access; AI Connections and live captions are separate opt-ins. |
| NotchPad | Shared unlocked notes/snippets, Markdown/rich writing and additive create/append | NotchPad 1.9.5 (35), macOS 15+, Apple Silicon. Private user-supplied connection key; per-connection read/write permissions. Writes require trial or Pro. Locked/unshared notes, clipboard history and Apple Notes links are excluded. |
| Manwe | Shared memory, Worlds, decisions and approved agent tasks; 30 tools | Manwe 0.9.94 (32), macOS 14+, Apple Silicon. Sharing/actions/skills/suggestions require app opt-ins. Model/service tasks use your configured accounts and can incur provider charges. |
| Rasterloom (alpha) | Artwork, vector, PDF, asset library and moodboard editing; 186 tools | Rasterloom 0.4.1 alpha (18), macOS 15+, Apple Silicon. The native surface includes writes/destructive edits and exports. Global MCP/file permissions remain in the app. Alpha software. |
Install
Use the host-specific folder under plugins/claude/ or plugins/cursor/. Claude and Cursor marketplace manifests are at the repository root. Node.js 22+ must be available as node to Git-based plugin hosts; GUI apps may use a different PATH. The default app path is /Applications/<App>.app, configurable in each plugin. MCPB downloads are available from the GitHub release; Node provisioning depends on the host.
Claude Code installation after adding this marketplace:
/plugin marketplace add lemberalla/tinythings-mcp-connectors
/plugin install tinythings-notchlive@tinythings-local
/plugin install tinythings-notchpad@tinythings-local
/plugin install tinythings-manwe@tinythings-local
/plugin install tinythings-rasterloom@tinythings-localChoose only the connectors you want. Review each plugin README before enabling it. NotchPad prompts for a sensitive private connection key; never paste it into chat, an issue or the repository. Cursor's private configuration storage and OpenAI desktop enrollment have not been qualified. Source availability is not a claim of marketplace listing or host certification. Claude/Cursor directory submissions remain subject to vendor review.
Privacy and permissions
These stdio wrappers launch the installed native helper on the same Mac. They have no network client, telemetry, persistent store or configuration writer. They forward requests and results; the host can send returned content to its selected model/provider. Manwe may perform approved provider/service work through its app. Native app access, Pro/trial gates, file permissions and approvals remain authoritative. Treat enabled connectors as local software with the permissions granted to their host.
NotchLive privacy · NotchPad privacy · Manwe privacy · Rasterloom privacy · Support/issues
Compatibility and removal
The exact released NotchLive/Manwe/Rasterloom helpers passed schema-checked modern 2026-07-28 discovery and legacy 2025-11-25/2025-06-18 initialize/list checks. Packaged responses matched native responses. NotchPad has bundle/launcher and inert contract validation only; its real key enrollment and current host discovery remain untested. Its contract supports 2025-11-25, 2025-06-18 and 2024-11-05; stateless 2026 is not claimed. Full editing workflows and current package host installation are not certified by metadata checks.
Removing a connector in its host removes the wrapper; it does not delete app data or revoke app-issued keys. Revoke sharing or individual connections in the owning app when desired. Newer app builds are marked unqualified until checked.
Wrapper code is MIT licensed. Icons and product names identify the official integrations and retain their brand rights, as described in each assets/NOTICE.md. This license does not cover the separately installed applications or their helpers. AVE, Signal and Dropmute are not part of this repository.
Frequently asked questions
What is NotchPad — Shared Notes & Snippets?
Shared local notes and snippets. Private connection key; writes require NotchPad trial or Pro.
How do I install NotchPad — Shared Notes & Snippets?
Follow the installation steps in its documentation, shown on this page and in its repository.
Does NotchPad — Shared Notes & Snippets need an API key?
Its registry entry lists no required key or secret. Some features may still need an account with the service it connects to.
Is NotchPad — Shared Notes & Snippets open source?
Yes. Its code is on GitHub under the MIT license.
Who maintains NotchPad — Shared Notes & Snippets?
It is published by lemberalla. AI.tn lists it but does not maintain or endorse it.
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