ListeningTeleprompter

The teleprompter that listens to you read — and keeps up.

Ordinary teleprompters scroll at a fixed speed and bind you to a pace that doesn't move with your speech. Listening Teleprompter transcribes your voice on-device, finds your place in the script, and glides the text so the line you're speaking sits right where your eyes are. Ad-lib, pause, back up — it follows.

Windows v1 in final release preparation. iOS & Android in development.

How it works

No cloud, no account, no upload of your speech. Everything happens on your machine.

01

Load your script

Paste text, open a .txt / .docx / .pdf, or import from a URL. Add *emphasis* markup where you want to lean on a word.

02

Start reading aloud

On-device speech recognition (whisper.cpp) turns your voice into timed words — nothing ever leaves the computer.

03

The text follows you

An alignment engine tracks your exact position and scrolls the spoken line into a highlighted guide band — near the camera, where your eyes already are.

Built for people who record themselves

Presenters, course creators, solo videographers — anyone who reads to a lens.

  • Voice-follow scrolling — speed up, slow down, pause for a cough; the prompter waits.
  • Lost? Keep talking — the engine finds your place again from context, no buttons.
  • Voice commands — “teleprompter, go back” / “teleprompter, restart”, hands-free.
  • Arrow-key nudge — the universal fallback, one keypress per sentence.
  • Six high-contrast skins — measured ≥ 11.5:1, from Classic white-on-black to Studio Amber.
  • Mirror mode — flips the text for beam-splitter teleprompter glass.
  • Private by design — local recognition, no accounts, no telemetry.
  • Adapts to slow hardware — automatically retunes itself on thin laptops instead of stalling.

Pricing

One-time purchase. No subscription, no seat-counting anxiety.

Listening Teleprompter for Windows

Perpetual license with 3 activations per key (studio licenses available). iOS and Android versions in development.

Windows — nearly here iOS — in development Android — in development
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