Notch
Your script, beside the lens
Text sits directly under the camera, so reading it looks like eye contact.
Notchnote tucks your script into the notch, right beside your camera. Nobody on the call can see it, and it costs nothing.
Everything you need to stay on script, and nothing that asks for your card.
Text sits directly under the camera, so reading it looks like eye contact.
Pause for breath and the text waits. Your audio never leaves your Mac.
Share your whole screen. The prompter is left out of what viewers get.
Start a line with # to mark a cue. Skip ahead when a question comes early.
Drag it, resize it, mirror the text for teleprompter glass. Works on external monitors and iMacs.
A full prompter on iPhone and iPad that also drives your Mac.
Full sentences or loose bullet points. Add a # line wherever you want a cue.
The script drops out of the notch and starts moving at your pace, or at the pace of your voice.
Hover to pause. Two fingers to scroll back. Shortcuts work from any app.
No trial, no paid tier, no subscription.
Yes. Every feature in the Mac app is free, with no account and no time limit.
Yes. On an iMac or external monitor the prompter sits at the top centre of the screen, or you can switch to the floating window and place it anywhere.
Notchnote asks macOS to leave the prompter out of screen sharing, recordings and screenshots. This is on by default and you can switch it off in settings. Do a quick test call in the meeting app you use before relying on it.
Notchnote measures how loud your microphone is. While you talk the script moves, and when you stop it waits. Audio is never recorded or sent anywhere. Loud rooms can trigger it, so there is a sensitivity slider.
Hover the prompter to pause, scroll with two fingers, or jump to the previous or next cue with ⌥⌘← and ⌥⌘→.
In a folder on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded.
No. Notchnote is built for the Mac, with iPhone and iPad next.
Download Notchnote and run your next call from the notch.
Download for Mac $0