A teleprompter that lives in your Macbook's notch
Mac teleprompter that sits in your MacBook notch — right below the camera. Read your script while looking directly at the lens. 🎙️ Voice-synced scrolling — text follows your speaking pace. Pause, it waits. Speed up, it keeps pace. 👻 Invisible during screen sharing — hidden on Zoom, Meet, Teams. They see slides, you see your script. Perfect for sales calls, webinars, recordings, interviews.
Hey PH! 👋 Built Notchie after spending 3 hours trying to record a 20-minute webinar. Take after take — forgetting what I wanted to say, glancing at notes, looking unprepared. The problem: when you share your screen, there's nowhere to hide your notes. And every teleprompter I found either covered half my screen or scrolled at a fixed speed I couldn't match. So I made one that: - Sits in the MacBook notch (finally useful!) - Scrolls with my voice — pause and it waits - Disappears during screen sh
I was wondering how this differs from NotchPrompter, a free open source version. The answer is that with Notchie, the teleprompter doesn't show up in Loom; with NotchPrompter, the teleprompter does show up in Loom, making it pretty much unusable. Here's a screenshot of a Loom recording with NotchPrompter: And here's a screenshot of a Loom recording with Notchie: Another difference is that Notchie is a signed up, so there's no scary security warning as you get with NotchPrompter.
Interesting. How is this different from NotchPrompter? https://notchprompter.com/
Congratulations on the launch! You should do an outreach campaign to well-known YouTube bloggers — there are definitely many potential clients among them.
Incredible app, and I had a compatibility problem, I sent an email, Adam sorted it in 40minutes. 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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