A teleprompter for iPhone that actually films like you do
A teleprompter app puts your script on screen while the camera records, so you can speak naturally without memorizing. Cue goes one step further: the script floats right under the lens, and you can film your video in takes.
What a teleprompter app does
Instead of memorizing lines or glancing at notes, your script scrolls on screen while you record. The closer the text sits to the camera lens, the more it looks like you are speaking straight to your viewer. Cue places the reading card directly under the front camera and lets you move and resize it, so eye contact never breaks.
What to look for in an iPhone teleprompter
- Text near the lens, not the middle of the screen
- Adjustable speed and text size while you film, not buried in settings
- Mirror mode if you use a beam-splitter rig
- Recording built in, so you are not juggling two apps
- Privacy: your scripts and videos should stay on your phone
Where Cue is different: filming in takes
Real videos are not filmed in one breath. With Cue you split the script into parts, record each one while the prompter waits, then the app combines every take into one full-quality video. Flub a line and you re-shoot only that part. Read how filming in takes works.
Free vs Pro
Cue is free with the full teleprompter and recorder, 3 scripts, and 1080p video. Cue Pro is a one-time purchase, no subscription: film in takes, stabilized 4K, unlimited scripts, and on-device AI script tools.
