A terminal that drops out of the notch.

Press a hotkey and Gravitty grows out of the notch. Press it again and it hides, and your shells keep running.

What it does

Long-living sessions. Hiding the panel never closes a shell. Only quitting the app does.
Notch native. It grows out of the real notch. On a screen without one, it draws a notch so it looks the same.
Tabs and splits inside the panel, with the keys you expect.
Agent glance. Hover the notch to see what your Claude Code and Kiro CLI sessions are doing: context, tokens, plan limits, running sub-agents.
Running light. A light travels around the notch while an agent works: orange for Claude, purple for Kiro. It flashes green and plays a sound when one finishes.
Local and private. It reads local files only, with no accounts and no telemetry. The one network call is the update check.

macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon. The default hotkey is ctrl + `, and you can change it in Settings.