A Mac teleprompter that listens to you, runs your slides, and floats over your Zoom. Talk like a person — it keeps up.
A script that listens. A button that turns a paragraph into chapters. Slides that follow you. And a thin layer that floats over your call so the prompter never leaves the camera.
Your script glides at the speed you talk — not the speed of a timer. Speed up, the prompter catches up. Pause for water, it pauses too. Nothing leaves your Mac.
Drop in a Notion brief, a Google Doc, or a draft that came out of your head in one breath. One tap and you get clean chapters with titles — ready to record, ready to navigate.
Mark a slide change anywhere in your script. When you read past it, Keynote or PowerPoint moves on its own. No clicker, no co-host, no awkward “next slide please.”
Turn on overlay mode and your script appears as a thin floating band right under the notch — above Zoom, Keynote, your editor, anything. Click straight through it. Invisible to the people on the call.
Your phone as a remote. A line that keeps you on-camera. A friendly editor. A clock that tells you if you'll make the slot. Coloured tones so you remember to sound like yourself.
Pair it to the app with a four-digit PIN. Play, pause, jump chapters and tweak speed from the couch, the dolly, or while you're holding a mic. Lock-screen controls and AirPods double-tap supported.
The word you're saying sits exactly on the amber line — at the height of your camera. Your audience stops noticing the scroll. Flip horizontally for glass prompter rigs.
Give a chapter a time budget. A pill on the prompter tells you whether you're under, on, or behind. Stop guessing if you'll make the slot.
Tag a sentence so the prompter colours it differently when you reach it — a warm tone for the personal bit, a firm tone for the punch. Drop a breath mark anywhere.
Write the way you'd write a note. Three dashes start a new chapter. A heading on top gives it a title. Bold and italic in the toolbar. The cues you drop are highlighted while you type.
Any external display your Mac sees — a proper teleprompter, a USB-C monitor, your iPad, an Apple TV. We push a clean fullscreen view with no menu bars, no browser, no cursor. And once it's running, you don't need the internet to be there — voice and license live on your Mac.
First 100 buyers lock the launch rate forever — every update included.
No. Anything your Mac can see as a second screen works — your iPad, a USB-C monitor, even an Apple TV over the air. The Elgato unit is supported, not required. No second screen at all? The prompter opens as a floating window for quick tests.
Yes. It uses your Mac's built-in speech recognition. Sub-second response, fully offline, and it never jumps backwards if it mishears a word. Tried in long real takes, not just demos.
You drop a small slide marker in the script wherever you want the next slide to come up. When you read past it, Keynote or PowerPoint moves on its own. Hands free, every take.
A thin band of script that floats right under the notch on top of everything else — Zoom, Keynote, your editor. You can't click it by accident, and it doesn't show up on your call. Look up to read, look back to the camera. That's it.
Apple Silicon (M1 and newer), recent macOS. Older Intel Macs aren't tested — they may work, we don't promise it.
They stay yours. Every script is a plain file in your own folder — nothing locked away in the app. Open it in any text editor, anytime.
Drop your email. We'll send the signed .dmg on launch day and lock in the early-bird rate for you.