ctrlhqctrlhq vs MoodyA teleprompter under your camera, plus everything else.
ctrlhq vs Moody and Notchie: a Mac teleprompter that sits in the notch under your camera, with speed and size controls. Part of ctrlhq, so no separate purchase.
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- ctrlhq
- Productivity app in the notch
- $19 launch price (then $49) · macOS 26 Tahoe+ · native, about 12 MB
- Moody
- notch teleprompter
- $39 once
Moody and Notchie are dedicated notch teleprompters with features like voice-synced scrolling. If you present on camera every day, a specialist tool can be worth it.
ctrlhq's teleprompter puts your script right under the camera so you keep eye contact, with adjustable speed and text size, pause and restart, scrubbing and a resizable notch. It comes with the rest of ctrlhq, including the screen recorder, for one price.
ctrlhq vs Moody, side by side
| Feature | ctrlhq | Moody |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $19 once (launch price, then $49) | $39 once (Notchie: $29.99) |
| Script under the camera | ||
| Speed and text size | ||
| Pause and scrub | ||
| Voice-synced scrolling | ||
| Screen recorder in the same app | ||
| Tasks, time, meeting notes |
Moody details from its website, checked September 2026. Spot something out of date? Tell us.
Choose Moody if
- You want voice-synced scrolling or other presenter-only features.
Choose ctrlhq if
- You want a teleprompter and a screen recorder together, without buying two apps.
Lightweight by design
ctrlhq is a native Swift app, about 12 MB to download, with no background daemons or helper apps. One app that's already in your notch replaces a shelf of single-purpose ones, and every menu bar icon that came with them.
Questions
Can people on the call see the script?
Not unless you share your whole screen.
Run it next to Moody.
Every feature for $19 launch price (then $49), no subscription. Not for you? Full refund within 14 days.
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Moody is a trademark of its owner. ctrlhq isn't affiliated with it.