Notchie is a teleprompter application designed specifically for Mac computers that utilizes the notch area below the camera. It enables users to read scripts, notes, or prompts while appearing to maintain natural eye contact during video presentations and recordings. The tool positions text directly adjacent to the camera lens, creating a seamless reading experience.

Key features include voice-activated scrolling that follows your speaking pace automatically, hover-to-pause functionality for instant control, and adjustable scroll speed using keyboard shortcuts. The application offers both voice-sync mode and classic auto-scroll mode with customizable settings. It provides resizable windows, adjustable opacity to see meeting notes behind the text, and works completely locally without requiring an account.

The teleprompter uses native macOS overlay technology that remains invisible during screen sharing on platforms like Zoom, Teams, Meet, and OBS. It occupies screen real estate in the notch area that typically goes unused, providing a discreet prompting solution. The voice recognition system detects speech patterns and adjusts scrolling accordingly.

Benefits include maintaining perfect eye contact during presentations, reducing recording retakes, and delivering content with confidence. Use cases span sales demos, client calls, webinars, tutorials, job interviews, and content creation where polished delivery is essential.

The product targets professionals including sales managers, founders, YouTube creators, course creators, and remote workers who regularly present via video. It integrates with major video conferencing platforms and screen recording software while operating entirely locally on macOS devices.