The contrast on that side is super low. I’m viewing with grayscale inverted in low light (at night) and the site is totally unreadable. Wouldn’t call it a great landing page.
Pretty funny, but it looks like macOS Mojave does this already - there's a "Turn on Do Not Disturb when mirroring to TVs and projectors" setting in System Preferences > Notifications > Do Not Disturb - which might explain that development seemed to stop more than a year ago: https://muzzleapp.com/updates/ Unless there's something else that it does which isn't covered by that preference setting?
And I guess sometimes you're sitting in front of your Mac with others without using any presentation mode. Muting notifications could be really helpful then.
For future reference, the smart person creates a second login on their machine with no notifications allowed and with nothing logged in for presenting.
The point of the app is it does this for you automatically when it detects screen sharing, negating the chance that you forget to turn it off yourself.
To those who find the concept hilarious.. The specific value proposition of this app is "automatically turn off notifications when screen-sharing." Automating everyday tasks seems like exactly the type of thing we use computers and software for.
Check out the "reviews" on http://codekitapp.com , Especially this gem:
>Your app is lame, your face is lame, your friends are lame, and your continued existence deeply offends us.
>Hacker News, Where Self-Esteem Goes To Die
:-)