Free online teleprompter Multiple Screens.
One Script.
Zero Lag.

A teleprompter that lives in the browser. Run the script on the screen your camera sees, and steer it from your phone — speed, scroll, pause, all synced live over a websocket. Share a link, and anyone can edit the script alongside you.

Live websocket sync $0 · forever No installs
Built for speakers, creators & broadcasters
<30 ms
Remote-to-screen sync
∞
Collaborators per script
0 ¢
Forever, on the web
LTR · RTL
Both directions supported
USP 01 Phone remote

Steer the script from across the room.

Open the script on the screen your camera sees. Open the same link on your phone, and it becomes a remote. Play, pause, scroll, slow down, speed up — every input syncs back to the prompter over a live websocket, the second you tap.

  • Sub-30ms reflex. The prompter responds the moment your finger leaves the phone.
  • Use any second screen. A phone, a tablet, a second laptop — any device with a browser becomes the remote.
  • Adjust speed mid-read. Nudge the speed up when you're running long; slow it down when the line is heavy.
  • No pairing, no codes. The remote is the same URL as the prompter. Open it, you're connected.
USP 02 Shared script

Share the link.
Edit it together, live.

Every script gets a unique URL. Send it to your producer, your guest, your director, your client — anyone with the link can read it, and if you give them access, edit it. Changes appear on the prompter the instant they're typed.

  • One link, three roles. View, edit, or full access — set per collaborator, change it any time.
  • Edits land live. Your producer can rewrite the next paragraph while you're still reading the previous one.
  • See who's reading along. Avatars and live cursors show every person watching the script with you.
  • No accounts needed for guests. Anyone with the link is in. You stay signed in with Google to own the script.
The rest of the kit

Everything a presenter actually reaches for.

The fundamentals, done right. Formatting, mirroring, RTL, speed — all instant, all free, all in the same window.

01

Rich text formatting

Bold the verbs you need to land. Underline the cue lines. Set sizes and colors so your eye can sweep past tone changes without losing the line.

02

LTR & RTL support

Switch direction with one tap — Arabic, Hebrew, Farsi and Urdu render with the right alignment, the right scroll, the right cursor behavior.

→ LTR
← RTL
03

Mirror H & V

Flip the prompter horizontally for a real reflective glass rig, or vertically for an overhead setup. The remote keeps reading normally.

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04

Scroll-speed slider

Calibrate to your cadence. Drag the slider, or nudge with arrow keys, or - better - let the person on the remote do it while you read.

Scroll-speed slider

Calibrate to your cadence. Drag the slider, or nudge with arrow keys, or - better - let the person on the remote do it while you read.

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Pricing

Free Forever. Pay only if you want the studio kit.

The teleprompter is free, forever, and the phone remote comes with a free 30-minute trial. Pro keeps the remote on, adds more screens and shared projects, and the production features for people who record and stream what they read.

Free

The whole teleprompter, today.

$0 / forever
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  • ✓Unlimited scripts, unlimited length
  • ✓Share-link collaboration (view & edit)
  • ✓Rich text formatting
  • ✓LTR & RTL direction
  • ✓Horizontal & vertical mirror
  • ✓Speed slider & keyboard control

Pro features ship through 2026. Subscribe now, pay today's price, unlock each one the day it lands.

Questions

Things people actually ask.

Is it really free? What's the catch?
No catch. The teleprompter itself is free: write your script, play it, mirror it, change the speed and size, and use right-to-left languages, all in the browser. The phone remote comes with a free 30-minute trial. Pro, paid monthly or yearly, keeps the remote on all the time, lets you present on more than one screen, and lets you share projects with other Pro accounts.
Why do I have to sign in with Google?
We use Google sign-in to attach scripts to a real identity — so they persist across devices, can be shared with collaborators, and can't be taken over by someone else with the link. There's no separate password to forget. Other auth providers will follow.
How does the phone remote actually connect?
The script lives behind a unique URL. Open that URL on your laptop and you get the prompter view. Open the same URL on your phone and you get the remote view. Both stay in sync through a websocket — no pairing codes, no bluetooth, no native app.
Can two people edit the same script at the same time?
Yes, on Pro. A Pro account can share a project with other Pro accounts. Edits land live on every open prompter, and the presenter sees them as they happen.
Does it work for Arabic, Hebrew or other RTL languages?
Yes — RTL is a first-class toggle, not an afterthought. Text aligns right, the cursor walks right-to-left, and the reading line behaves the way you'd expect.
What about file management — folders, projects, history?
Honest answer: it's the next thing we're building. Right now every script gets a stable URL you can bookmark. Folder organisation, version history and project grouping are landing soon — Pro subscribers get them first.
Can I record the camera and the script together?
That's the Pro flagship. Camera capture, screen capture, the script overlay, and the auto-cut export are all in active development and ship as part of Pro as each lands.
Will my data leave my browser?
Your script is stored against your Google identity on our servers so you can reach it from any device. We don't sell it, don't read it, and don't train on it. Local-only mode is on the roadmap for air-gapped workflows.
Ready when you are

Open the prompter.
Steer it from your pocket.

One click to sign in. No card, no trial, no countdown. Just a link to share and a script to read.

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