Turn your camera cutout into an
animated notification ring.
Bypass boring status bar clutter. Pinhole Notify draws a glowing, pulsating ring around your punch-hole camera, automatically adapting its colors to match incoming app icons with physics-based flair.
Physics Simulation
Crafted Specifically for Hole-Punch Displays
Every feature is designed to make your screen cutouts look intentional, aesthetic, and functional.
Camera Cutout Integration
Draws a hardware-accelerated animated glowing ring precisely around your device's camera hole. Visible over full-screen apps and lock screens without blocking content.
Dynamic Color Extraction
Powered by the AndroidX Palette API, the glowing ring extracts vibrant signature colors from each app's icon automatically. Prefer your own palette? Use the custom color picker.
Interactive App Galaxy UI
Manage monitored apps with a dynamic 2D physics simulation. Bubbles drift, bounce off screen edges, and collide elastically with persistent state memory across app launches.
Concentric Bullseye Calibration
Align your notification ring with sub-millimeter precision using a high-visibility target overlay with axis ticks and crosshairs, backed by smart magnetic-snapping sliders.
Battery Alerts & Charging Indicator
Designed with efficient Kotlin Coroutines. Optionally set the ring to pulse an urgent red glow on low battery, or a vibrant green gradient when the device is plugged in and charging.
Multi-App Color Cycling
Have notifications from multiple apps at once? Pinhole Notify smoothly cycles the glowing ring between each app's respective color palette at configurable intervals.
Interface Showcase
A clean, modern interface designed to look native and seamless on your device.
Transparent & Privacy-First Permissions
Pinhole Notify requires two Android system permissions to deliver its visual effects. We believe in complete transparency:
1. Accessibility Service
Used strictly to draw the hardware-accelerated glowing ring overlay around your camera cutout on top of other applications. No personal data, keystrokes, or screen contents are read, collected, or stored.
2. Notification Access
Used strictly to trigger the light effect when an app on your watchlist posts a notification. All notification processing occurs on-device and is never transmitted over the internet.