The camera-side teleprompter for people who present for a living. Floats under your webcam, invisible on every screen share.
Good morning everyone, thanks for joining.
Today I want to walk you through three things.
First, where the numbers landed this quarter.
Second, what changed and why it matters.
And third, what we're doing about it next.
Let's start with the headline result.
Your notes are on the screen. The camera is above it. So your eyes sit just below the lens — and everyone on the call feels it. Eyeline puts your script directly under the camera, so you read and make eye contact at the same time.
Invisible on screen shares
Eyeline's panel is hidden from Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams screen shares — it never appears in what you broadcast. It's so hidden you can't even screen-record it. We tell you how to test your own share before you go live, because honesty beats a promise.
Voice sync
Speak naturally and the teleprompter keeps pace — on-device speech recognition tracks where you are, tolerates ad-libs and skipped lines, and freezes when you pause. No foot pedal, no guessing at a speed. Something Notch simply doesn't do.
Privacy
Everything Eyeline does — scrolling, voice sync, your scripts — happens entirely on your Mac. It ships sandboxed with no network permission at all, which anyone can verify. This website uses Stripe to take your payment; that's the only place your data goes, and it never reaches the app.
Set a words-per-minute pace, or let your voice drive it.
Play, pause, restart, and jump lines without leaving your call.
Sits flush under the camera on any Mac — notched or not.
Position it once per screen; it remembers where.
Keep every talk, pitch, and update a keystroke away.
Opacity and text size tuned to your eyes and your call.
Eyeline
$19
one-time · yours forever
macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later, on Apple Silicon or Intel.
Yes — the panel stays hidden from all of their screen shares. Keynote and PowerPoint full-screen too.
During the beta the app isn’t notarized yet, so macOS asks you to confirm. Right-click the app and choose Open, or go to System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. This warning goes away once notarization ships.
If it doesn’t work for you, email us within 14 days for a full refund. See the refunds page.