notchnotch
Pinned to the top edge of the screen.
The prompt lives where the camera already sits, so the eye-line stays tight and the window feels built into the Mac.
screen edge
▽nopeek keeps your scriptbeside the lensnot on the call Your words sit rightnext to the camera —so you keep eye contactand never lose your place. Voice activated:it scrolls as you speak.Stops when you stop. Discreet to everyone else.Safe on screen share. Set your own pace.Adjust the speed anytime. Everything stays local.No cloud. No tracking. Pay once.No subscriptions. ▽nopeek keeps your scriptbeside the lensnot on the call Your words sit rightnext to the camera —so you keep eye contactand never lose your place. Voice activated:it scrolls as you speak.Stops when you stop. Discreet to everyone else.Safe on screen share. Set your own pace.Adjust the speed anytime. Everything stays local.No cloud. No tracking. Pay once.No subscriptions.
Private teleprompter for Mac
Read naturally.
Stay on camera.
Your script lives beside the lens.
Invisible to everyone but you.
One-time purchaseNative Mac appPrivate by design
Live — see how it worksHow it works
Keep the script near the lens.
Keep your delivery natural.
nopeek is built around the camera edge, not a floating desk view. The section is simple on purpose: paste, pin, speak.
- 01
Paste your script
Drop in a talk, keynote, or training script. Breaks and pacing stay in your control.
- 02
Pin it by the camera
The prompt sits at the Mac camera line, so your eyes stay up while the text stays close.
- 03
Speak naturally
Voice-driven scrolling keeps pace as you talk, so delivery feels steady instead of mechanical.
camera-line lock
script focus
voice on
pinnedstays off the share
speak naturally
proof
Your view and the audience view are not the same layer.
nopeek keeps the script close to the camera for you while the audience sees a normal presenter feed. That separation is the whole product.
Eye contact stays on camera
Script never leaks into the share
One setup works across calls and recordings
presenter onlyaudience hidden
The proof is not in a mockup badge. It is in the actual split: one screen carries the prompt, the other stays clean.
your view vs audience view
Two layers, one presenter, no visible script spill.
your view
The prompt sits beside the camera edge.
teleprompterpinned to notch
eye line
stays near the lens
01live
presenterCamera-adjacent script
presenterKeep eye line close to the lens
presenterUse the notch without covering the frame
presenterSpeak from the prompt, not from memory
audience view
Only the presenter feed stays visible.
clean outputmacOS
Clean presenter feedNo script layer in the captureOnly the on-camera framing remainsWorks the same on screen share and recording
your viewprompt near the camera
vs
audience viewclean presenter feed
modes
Three surfaces, same script engine.
The product can sit in the notch, float as a compact panel, or take over a dedicated screen when the session calls for more room.
floatingfloating
Lift the prompt off the edge when you need space.
A small always-on-top panel gives you room to tune placement without changing the core script flow.
floatingalways on top
move
fullscreen / external displayfullscreen
Use a dedicated surface for longer reads.
Full screen and second-display layouts keep the prompt readable for webinars, interviews, and seated setups.
fullscreen / external displaylong-form ready
presenter view2nd display
audience feedclean
best for
webinars, interviews, and seated desk setups where a larger prompt surface helps.
image-led proof
Five capabilities, shown like the product will actually be used.
Every panel is a mock visual, not a stock asset. The point is to make the feature story obvious at a glance: speak naturally, stay screen-share safe, keep everything private, and bring your own deck.
voice scroll
camera pinned
script lanesmooth
keep eye contact
script floats by the lens
scroll ratelive
hidden
voice response
scroll in sync
01
Voice scroll that keeps pace with the room.
A calm reading lane keeps the script near the camera while the voice meter helps you stay in rhythm without looking down.
camera pinnedsmooth timingscript lane
screen-share safe
audience sees only the deck
presenter viewhidden notes
live deck
no ghosting in call
clean on every share
Keep notes, controls, and cursor helpers off the audience feed while you keep the full presenter view.
no mirror panicnotes stay localtoolbar hidden
02
Screen-share safety by default.
The presenter surface stays private and the audience feed stays clean, so notes, controls, and helper UI never leak into the call.
audience-safenotes hiddenno mirror panic
privacy / on-deviceno cloud round-trip
runs locally
your deck, your mic, your machine
offline-ready
03
Privacy-first, on-device behavior.
Keep the whole workflow local on your Mac so there is no cloud round-trip, no upload step, and no dependency on a remote service.
local onlyoffline-readymac-native
remote control
keyboard shortcut
next / previous
status
paired
arrow keysbluetoothclicker friendly
live
04
Remote control without losing flow.
Use the keyboard, clicker, or any simple remote to move forward and back while the interface confirms the connection.
arrow keyspaired remoteclicker friendly
import capability
drag in your deck
supported files
pptxslides
pdfhandoff
keynotemac
paste, drop, present
ready in secondsdeck intakeimporting
pptxpdfkeynotedrag & drop
05
Import your deck instead of rebuilding it.
Bring in PPTX, PDF, or Keynote files and move straight into rehearsal rather than recreating slides by hand.
pptxpdfkeynote
Pricing
Priced like
it matters.
$29. One time.
One-time. No tiers. No “presenter plan.” No annual renewal.
That's the whole pricing page.
⬢No sunset. Apps in the catalog stay in the catalog.
⬢No tiers. One price. No “Pro” upsell.
⬢No surprise. The price you paid is the price you paid.
30-day refund, no questions asked.
Buy nopeek — $29→