Mac teleprompter with NotchNook Pro
Use NotchNook Pro’s Mac teleprompter to keep your script near the camera. Choose paced scrolling or voice following for presentations, lessons and recordings. [2]
Prepare a short script, place it near the camera and choose paced scrolling or voice following. Rehearse your opening before the meeting or recording. [2]
Prepare a script you can speak
Write the opening, the main point and the next action in a short script. Keep sentences close to the way you normally explain the subject. Open the Prompter workspace and prepare that script using its script window. [2]
For a product demonstration, mark the moments when you will pause the script and show the screen. Keep your place in Prompter while you demonstrate each action.
Try the scroll pace before the call
Read a short section using the pacing option that suits the presentation. Pro offers scrolling at your pace and voice-following; compare them with your normal speaking rhythm before the live session. [2]
Include a pause, a sentence you repeat and a transition back to the demonstration. This makes the rehearsal closer to the way you actually present. Choose the mode that lets you continue comfortably after a pause.
Keep the next meeting and its materials nearby
Calendar shows upcoming events and a countdown before the meeting. Tray and Pockets can keep the supporting files within reach, while clipboard history helps recover a phrase copied earlier. These tools sit alongside Prompter in Pro. [2]
Prepare the material before joining, then use the script near the camera when explaining it. If you record or share a screen, inspect your capture setup before the session so the audience sees the content you intended.
Rehearse with your actual desk setup
Pro requires Apple silicon and macOS 14.6 or later, and works on displays without a physical notch. Choose the display arrangement you will use for the presentation and rehearse the opening there. [1][2]
Download the 48-hour trial at lo.cafe without a card. Prepare a script, choose your scrolling mode and rehearse the next presentation with Prompter. [1][2]