NotchBox
NotchBox is a login or background item related to the NotchBox app that may launch at sign-in to provide its desktop features.
What is NotchBox?
NotchBox is associated with the NotchBox application at /Applications/NotchBox.app. On macOS, this kind of startup item is typically used to start part of the app automatically after login so its interface, menu bar features, notifications, or other always-available functions are ready without opening the app manually. People usually encounter it in Login Items, Background Items, or startup-related system settings after installing the app.
Review Mac startup items with diCleaner
Check login items, background entries, commands, and related files before disabling startup behavior.
Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This item appears to be tied to a user-installed app rather than a core macOS component. It is generally safe if you installed NotchBox intentionally. Disabling it usually only stops the app from launching automatically, but app convenience features may not work until you open the app yourself.
Recommendation: Keep it enabled if you use NotchBox regularly or want its features available right after login. If you do not use the app often, you can disable the startup item first and check whether anything you rely on stops working. If NotchBox is unfamiliar, review the app in /Applications/NotchBox.app before allowing it to run at startup.
File path
/Applications/NotchBox.app
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