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A MacBook on a video call with four people, the CueNotch prompter under the camera

Look at them.

Not your notes.

CueNotch is a teleprompter for your Mac. Your script sits right under the camera and follows your voice word by word, so you can read every line and still look people in the eye.

Free to try · $29.99 once for Pro · macOS 14 or later

Read every word.Never look away.

Notes in a window pull your eyes down, and on camera that looks like you’ve checked out. CueNotch moves the words up beside the lens, so reading looks like paying attention.

Your screenNotes in a sticky, below the camera
A man on a video call reading notes below his camera, eyes looking downThe same man reading from CueNotch, eyes on the camera
What they seeEyes down. He looks distracted.

Read it out loud.It keeps up.

  • Talk, and it moves. Every word you say is matched to the script.
  • Skip a sentence. It finds where you are.
  • Stop to think. It waits, for as long as you need.
Thanks for joining, everyone. Three quick updates before we open it up. First, the new onboarding is live, and setup time is down by half. Second, the beta moves to next Thursday, so there is time for one more round of testing. And last, thank you to everyone who sent feedback. Keep it coming. Okay, questions?
Press Start, then read from the first word

Heardnothing yet

For this demo your browser uses speech recognition. Some browsers use an online service for it. Nothing is saved.

Share your screen.Not your script.

Turn on Ghost Mode and the prompter stays out of most screen shares and recordings. Drag across the picture to compare.

A MacBook presenting a slide titled Make room for better ideas on a video call, as the audience sees it, with no prompter
The same video call as the presenter sees it, with the CueNotch prompter under the camera

A few apps and macOS versions ignore the request, so check your share preview before you present. How to check

Every feature for the whole talk.From first draft to last word.

Polish the script, rehearse it, learn it by heart, then keep your slide notes and live captions beside the camera when it counts.

Before the call

Find the fillers and hedges in your draft. See a clearer version, in your own words.

Do a practice take. The coach tells you when a pause is coming and keeps track of your pace, posture and framing.

Break a long talk into passages. Recall each idea, use a hint when you need one, and come back to review.

During the call

Keep one slide’s notes beside the camera. Move through your talk from the notch.

Read what’s being said on the call, right in the notch. Keep your attention near the camera.

Break a long talk into passages. Recall each idea, use a hint when you need one, and come back to review.

Real Memorize, Part 3, read it once: Today we are introducing something simpler. A home for your notes, your decisions, and your next clear step. Start with a thought, give it a little structure, then invite the people who can make it better. The work stays together, so you can spend less time collecting the pieces and more time deciding what they mean.

Step 1 of 4 · Read it once

Memorize splits your talk into short passages. Read this one through once.

Also in the app: open the prompter from any app with ⌘⇧Space, keep scripts in folders with search, and on Macs without a notch it sits in a slim panel at the top center. Scripts and voice processing stay on your Mac.

Loved on the Mac App Store.In their own words.

  • Not going back to any other teleprompter app

    “I tried lots of different teleprompter apps until I discovered this one. It is by far the most polished and feature rich one out there.”

    Eloy K. · Switzerland, July 2026

  • Best Notch Prompter

    “After my free trial expired, I tried three other notch teleprompters and none came close to this one.”

    Jakeford95 · United States, June 2026

  • Honestly, awesome way to make your life easier

    “It is honestly a game changer. The innovative features make job interviews and presentations so much smoother and less stressful.”

    Madlyn K. · Switzerland, May 2026

  • A fantastic tool for teachers and educational content creators

    “I use it while preparing lessons and explanations, and it helps me organize my thoughts and deliver content smoothly.”

    Man.Osm · United States, May 2026

All reviews on the Mac App Store

Your best call starts today.All of Pro, free for 3 days.

No payment during the trial, and it never turns into a subscription on its own.

  1. TodayDownload CueNotch from the Mac App Store. Every Pro feature unlocks.
  2. For 3 daysUse it on your real calls, talks and recordings.
  3. Day 3The trial ends on its own. Nothing is charged, and it never renews.

Then keep Pro, your way

LifetimeBest value

$29.99once

For every call, talk and recording ahead.

One payment, and Pro stays unlocked on your Mac.

Weekly

$7.99a week

For a busy stretch, like a launch week.

Renews through Apple. Cancel anytime in Settings.

Both plans include everything in Pro

  • Voice-synced scrolling
  • Ghost Mode
  • Unlimited scripts
  • Magic Polish
  • Rehearsal Coach
  • Memorize
  • Live captions
  • Future updates
Download and try it free

Prefer free? 3 activations a day, scripts up to 100 words, voice scrolling, hotkeys and the editor. US prices shown; your App Store may differ.

Get the free version
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Questions

Something else? Write to us from the support page.

What is CueNotch?

CueNotch is a native Mac teleprompter that places your script close to the camera so you can read while maintaining natural eye contact.

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Does CueNotch work on a Mac without a notch?

Yes. On Macs without a notch, CueNotch uses a compact top-center overlay near the camera.

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Is CueNotch visible during screen sharing or recording?

Ghost Mode keeps CueNotch hidden from Zoom, Meet, Teams, Loom, OBS, screenshots, and screen recordings while it remains visible to you.

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How does voice-synced scrolling work?

CueNotch listens locally and moves the script to match your speaking pace. When you pause, the script waits with you.

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Does CueNotch upload my scripts or voice?

No. Scripts and voice processing stay on your Mac. App Store purchase status may be checked only to unlock Pro.

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What is included for free and what does Pro cost?

The free version includes 3 daily activations, 100-word scripts, voice scrolling, hotkeys, and the editor. Pro offers the same feature set through either a $7.99 weekly subscription or a $29.99 lifetime purchase in the U.S. App Store. Local pricing varies. The complimentary 3-day Pro trial is separate and does not auto-renew.

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What macOS version does CueNotch require?

CueNotch requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later and supports Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.

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How do I read notes on Zoom without looking down?

Put the notes beside the camera, not in a window below it. CueNotch sits in the MacBook notch, or in a compact top-center overlay on notchless Macs, so your eyes stay on the lens. Voice-sync follows your pace.

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How do I keep speaker notes off a Zoom screen share?

Presenter View and portion-of-screen still leak notes or steal the camera. CueNotch Ghost Mode excludes the overlay from macOS capture, so you can share a window or the desktop. Check Zoom's share preview before anyone joins.

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Can I use CueNotch for sales calls and interviews?

Yes. The job is the same: talking points beside the lens, private when you share a deck. Ghost Mode is Pro. The free tier is enough to test camera-level notes; a live share with Ghost Mode needs Pro or the 3-day trial.

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Your next call starts
an inch from the lens.

Download on the Mac App Store

Free to try. macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon and Intel.

Download on the Mac App Store

Free to try. macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon and Intel.