Teleprompter for Windows
Notch is a teleprompter for Windows 10 and 11 that keeps your script next to your webcam. It scrolls as you speak, waits when you pause and stays hidden from supported screen sharing, so you can read your notes on Zoom, Teams or Meet without looking away.
Free to try · $17.99 once, no subscription · Mac and Windows
Illustrative demo: spoken words darken as the script follows along, pauses, then resumes in an automatic loop. No microphone is used. Example script: Quick Q2 update: revenue is up 14%, activation reached 68%, and churn is down to 3.1%. We’re still two points below our activation target. This quarter, we’re focusing on onboarding so new teams see value sooner.
How to use a teleprompter on Windows
Download Notch for Windows and run the installer.
If Windows SmartScreen appears, choose More info, then Run anyway.
Paste your script, place Notch near your camera and start talking.
Built for calls and presentations on Windows
Follows your voice
The script moves as you speak and waits when you pause. Voice following runs on your computer and works in six languages.
Hidden when you share your screen
Notch stays out of supported screen sharing, so people see your slides or window, not your script.
Sits near your camera
Place your lines close to the webcam, so a glance at your next point still looks like eye contact.
Works alongside Zoom, Teams and Meet
Notch runs as its own window next to your meeting app. It isn't a plug-in, so there is nothing to install inside the call.
“I used Notch regularly for a couple of months to prepare for a grant interview, and relied on it during the interview itself. Having my points right in front of me let me focus on the conversation instead of my notes. I’d happily recommend it.”
Read your notes without looking away
Place Notch at the top of your screen, close to the camera. A glance at your next line looks like eye contact, not like you are reading from a second monitor. You can also scroll manually and change the font size to suit how far you sit from the screen.
Mac and Windows
Notch is available on both Mac and Windows, so you can use the same teleprompter on every computer you present from.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a teleprompter app for Windows?
Yes. Notch is a teleprompter app for Windows and Mac. It floats near your webcam, so you can read your notes while keeping eye contact on calls and in presentations.
Can people see my teleprompter when I share my screen?
Notch is hidden from supported screen sharing, so your audience sees the screen or window you share but not your script.
Does it work with Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet?
Yes. Notch runs alongside your meeting app as its own window. It isn't a plug-in, so you can use it with Zoom, Teams, Google Meet or any other app on your computer.
Is Notch free?
Notch is free to download and try. Notch Teleprompter is then a $17.99 one-time purchase for Mac and Windows, with no subscription. It includes voice following, manual scrolling, privacy during supported screen sharing and future Notch Teleprompter updates, on up to 2 devices, Mac and Windows mixed.
Does it work on Windows 10?
Yes. Notch runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. The Windows download is for x64 PCs; if you use an ARM-based PC, check the release notes before installing.
Does the teleprompter follow my voice in other languages?
Yes. Voice following works in six languages, and it runs on your computer rather than sending your voice to the cloud.
Can I use a teleprompter for interviews and presentations?
Yes. You can use Notch to keep your own talking points in view during interviews, client calls, lessons and conference talks, so you can focus on the conversation instead of your notes.