Lozenge and Notchie
Notchie is a notch teleprompter for Mac that scrolls when you speak and is invisible during screen sharing in supported apps.
Lozenge is a teleprompter too, and its teleprompter is free. It also listens: live transcription, answers from your own documents, and the brief after the meeting.
If you want a one-time Mac App Store purchase that does the teleprompter well, Notchie is that.
| Lozenge | Notchie | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free. Presenter $39 once. Pro $15 a month or $120 a year | $29.99 on the Mac App Store |
| Free to use | Yes. The whole Prompter, voice scrolling, and the notch prompter are free | Not mentioned on their site |
| Where you get it | Direct download, not the Mac App Store | Mac App Store |
| Requires | macOS 14 Sonoma or later | macOS 14.6 or later |
| Script near the camera | Yes, the notch prompter | Yes, in the notch area near the camera |
| Scroll follows your voice | Yes, Listening Sync, on your Mac | Yes. Scrolls when you speak, pauses when you pause |
| Hidden from screen sharing | Presenter windows are kept out of screenshots and screen shares, until you allow capture | Their listing says invisible during screen sharing in supported apps |
| Where it runs | On your Mac. Model features use the provider you choose, or Ollama at the address you set | Their listing says it runs entirely locally |
| Live transcription of a conversation | Yes, with speaker labels, on your Mac unless you choose Deepgram | Not mentioned on their site |
| Live answers from your own documents | Yes, in Pro. The free plan has 3 Pro sessions a month | Not mentioned on their site |
| Delivery report after a take | Summary free. Beat by beat in Presenter | Not mentioned on their site |
| Phone remote | Yes, over your Wi-Fi, from a browser or the iPhone app | Not mentioned on their site |
| Moves a Google Slides deck with your script | Yes, in Presenter | Not mentioned on their site |
| Model features | Ask, talk tracks, research, live answers, and wrap-up briefs, with your own key, or none for Ollama and Apple's on-device model | Not mentioned on their site |
What we say about Notchie comes from Notchie on the Mac App Store, checked on September 14, 2026. Where their page does not mention something, we say so rather than guess. Products change: if this is out of date, write to hello@lozenge.ai. Notchie is a trademark of its owner, and Lozenge is not affiliated with it.