Your Mac notch, now useful

gm legends, happy New Year’s Eve! 

Notchie turns your MacBook notch into a tiny teleprompter so you can fake “off the cuff” one last time this year, Foundire stops you from running the same first-round interviews on repeat and Trip Replay turns your travel chaos into clean little map videos that actually deserve a spot on your camera roll.

Notchie turns your MacBook notch into a tiny teleprompter. Your script sits right under the camera, scrolls along as you talk, and pauses when you do, so you can keep eye contact on Zoom, Meet, or Loom without juggling notes on a second screen.

🔥 Our Take: This is for anyone who’s sick of fake “off the cuff” calls while secretly reading from a doc in the corner. Sticking the words in the notch is stupidly simple and weirdly effective. You sound natural, you stop darting your eyes around, and nobody knows you’re basically reading.

Foundire helps you stop running the same first-round interview over and over. It searches across hundreds of millions of profiles, scores resumes, and runs async AI interviews candidates can take anytime, then hands you clean scorecards with transcripts and highlights in one place.

🔥 Our Take: If you know five minutes in that someone isn’t a fit but still sit through the whole slot out of politeness, this is for you. Let the AI chew through the repetitive screens and keep your energy for final rounds where a real conversation actually matters.

Trip Replay turns your travel routes into vertical, social-ready videos. You drop in your stops, pick how you moved between them, and it generates a cinematic map animation in the browser. No sign-up, no uploads, nothing leaving your device, and it’s free so you are not paying per export just to post one trip.

🔥 Our Take: If you have a camera roll full of trips and nothing to show on your profile, this is the missing step. Clean animation, no account, no subscription graveyard, just a simple way to make your routes look good enough for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts.