The idea is that your microphone being active means that you're either talking to someone or recording something—two situations during which you'd rather not see notifications and get distracted. If you're sharing your screen during a meeting, there's no chance of anything unprofessional showing up on the screen. Sure, you could remember to enable Do Not Disturb mode on your Mac before starting a call, but let's be honest: Sometimes, you're going to forget.
Do that and the application will run from the menu bar. You can test it by opening the Voice Memos app and recording something—you'll see Do Not Disturb mode activate the second you start recording. Stop recording and Do Not Disturb mode turns off again.
The application, by developer Nikita Varentsov, is free—and it's private. "On Air Mode uses system hardware APIs to detect device activity without accessing any audio content," the app's description reads, "No recordings, no data collection, no cloud services—everything happens locally on your device."
If you regularly find yourself distracted (or embarrassed) by notifications during meetings, give this app a try. No one wants a private text showing up on screen during a presentation.
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