Siddharth Radhakrishnan
Co-founder, product and engineering
Builds and ships CueNotch for macOS: the notch prompter, Ghost Mode and voice-synced scrolling.
We make CueNotch, a teleprompter for the one part of your Mac nobody wanted: the space around the camera.

Hi, we're Siddharth and Elia. We made CueNotch so your notes could sit right next to the camera. Read every word, and still look people in the eye.
On a video call, the camera sits at the top of the screen. Everything you need to read sits below it: your notes, your slides, the faces of the people you're talking to. Every glance down shows, and it reads as unprepared, even when you know the material cold.
On a MacBook, the notch is dead space around the camera. CueNotch turns it into a teleprompter and puts your script as close to the lens as software can, so reading your notes and looking at the camera become the same movement.
Pay once for Lifetime and it stays unlocked, or go weekly for a busy stretch. Both include everything in Pro.
Scripts and voice processing stay on your Mac. Nobody else needs to read your notes before you do.
A native app built around the notch, the menu bar and the shortcuts you already use. No glass rig, no tablet, no clicker.
Ghost Mode keeps the prompter out of most screen shares, not all of them. We tell you what to check before you present.
Questions about the app reach us through the support page, and press questions through the press kit.
Co-founder, product and engineering
Builds and ships CueNotch for macOS: the notch prompter, Ghost Mode and voice-synced scrolling.
Co-founder, marketing and operations
Runs marketing and operations, from positioning and campaigns to talent sourcing and management.
We make CueNotch and we also publish comparisons of other Mac teleprompters, so read those with that in mind. Every app is checked on the same six things against official sources, and we correct mistakes when they're pointed out.
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Free to try. macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon and Intel.