Following your words
Word tracking
Your voice leads. Each word lights up as you say it. Skip ahead or go off-script — it finds your place again.
Notcher.
Look up. Speak naturally.
Your script, right below the camera. Follow every word,
keep your eyes on your audience, and get the take.
One-time purchase · macOS 15+ · No account
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Notcher for MacMade for your next
Zoom call
Google Meet
FaceTime
OBS recording
FEATURES
Three modes. Your pace.
A script shouldn’t tell you how to speak. Choose what works for you.
42 words / min
Classic
Set your speed and let the script scroll. A steady, distraction-free read. No microphone needed.
Listening
Voice-activated
Speak and it scrolls. Pause and it waits. Keep your own rhythm, in any language.
Right under your camera
Your notch becomes a prompter. No notch? The overlay sits at the top of your screen.
Your notes, ready to go
Paste your script or import a PowerPoint deck. Speaker notes become a page per slide.
A remote in your pocket
Play, pause and steer from your phone. Keep a producer in control on your local network.
More room when you need it
Switch to a floating window, fullscreen, an external display or a Sidecar iPad.
THE IDEAGood notes.
Good notes.
Better eye contact.
You know what you want to say. You just don’t want to spend the whole call looking down at it.
Notcher puts your words beside the camera, not across the room. No extra hardware. No second screen. Just your Mac, and a little more confidence.
Make room for your next takePRICING
One app. One price.
All three modes. All the essentials. No monthly bill.
Notcher for MacONE-TIME PURCHASE€29
Pay once. Keep it.
macOS 15+ · Apple Silicon & IntelWord tracking, Classic & Voice-activated
Notch, floating window & fullscreen
PowerPoint speaker notes & multi-page scripts
Phone remote & Director mode
Local scripts. No account required.
Stays on your Mac
Your scripts are stored locally. Notcher doesn’t record or store your audio.
Built on Apple’s frameworks
Speech recognition runs on-device where supported. On some configurations, Apple may process audio.
Your network, your remote
Remote control stays on your local network, and only runs when you enable it.
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