Nothing lost behind the notch. The part of the app behind the notch still takes hovers and clicks, and the mirror shows you where you are.
Built for MacBooks with a notch
The screen
you paid for.
ProMax Display lets full screen apps fill the whole screen, including the strip beside the notch that macOS leaves black.
14.06″Full screen today
14.2″With ProMax Display. The whole screen.
The black strip
Full screen,
minus the top.
14.06″14.2″
Your 14″ MacBook Pro goes from a 14.06″ screen to the full 14.2″. The size Apple advertises, so it's the screen you actually paid for.
Measured on a 14″ MacBook Pro: 66 more rows of pixels, 3.5% taller. Which Macs
The feel
Thought through.
Like an iPhone.
ProMax Display makes your Mac feel the way an iPhone does. Everything is smooth, polished, and it just works.
Follows your fingers.
Swipe up for the Dock or down for Control Center and it moves with you. Change your mind, swipe back, and it goes away again.
Grows out of the notch.
Move the pointer behind the notch and the mirror springs out of the notch at once. Move away and it tucks straight back in.
Lifts as you choose.
Slide along the Dock and each app lifts under your fingers, with a light click on the trackpad as you pick one.
Rear-view mirror
See what's behind
See what's behind
the notch.
Once apps fill the notch row, a tab, a button or a line of text can end up behind the notch. Point at it and a live view grows out of the notch, pointer and all, and your clicks still go straight through. Move away and it’s gone.
Menu bar and Dock
Still a touch
Still a touch
away.
Push to the top edge beside the notch and the menu bar comes down, as it always has. Inside the notch it stays put, so reaching for the mirror never drops it on you. The Dock is right where it’s always been.
Trackpad gestures
Swipe in from
Swipe in from
the edges.
Like an iPhone. Two fingers up from the bottom edge for the Dock. Down from the top left for the menu bar, or the top right for Control Center. They follow your fingers, and with the Dock up, one more swipe and a slide switches apps.
And a scroll stays a scroll. It only counts as a gesture when you start at the very edge and swipe in, so nothing opens by accident.
There's care in
the details.
Rounded like the screen. Full screen apps keep the display's rounded top corners as you swipe between them. The bottom pair can match too.
Photo Booth
Keynote
Leave any app as it is. Add an app to Excluded Apps and it keeps macOS's normal full screen, below the notch.
Games too. Games built on SDL open from ProMax Display with full screen reaching the notch row. There's a Steam launch option to copy.
NotesRelease to Switch
Switch apps from the Dock. With the Dock up, swipe up again and slide. Pull up and let go to open that app, or pull down to quit it. Your pointer never moves.
The mirror, the menu bar that stays put in the notch, gestures that follow your fingers, rounded corners and excluded apps all come with the one-time setup.
Your call
Simple to set up.
Simple to undo.
Works with everything.
Any app you put in full screen. No list to check, nothing to set up per app.
Every app, once.
A one-time setup from Recovery. FileVault and your files stay as they are.
Undo any time.
One switch turns it off. Remove the add-on and turn SIP back on whenever you like.
Lifetime licence
Pay once.
Get every update.
No subscription. No upgrade fees. Every feature and every future update is included, and ProMax Display checks for them by itself.
Frequently asked questions.
Requirements.
- Operating systemmacOS 27 or later
- MacA MacBook with a notch
- One-time setupSystem Integrity Protection partly off
- Done once, from Recovery. Learn how