Mac teleprompter comparison

Cuey vs Teleprompter Pro+

Teleprompter Pro+, formerly Teleprompter Premium

Teleprompter Pro+ is a full-featured prompter built for rigs, remotes and external displays. Cuey is built for reading next to your Mac's own camera, with voice-following.

CueyTeleprompter Pro+
PriceFree version + 2-day trial; Pro $29 one-timeFree download; in-app purchases from $3.99 to $159.99
macOSmacOS 14 Sonoma or latermacOS 12.0 or later
Scrolls as you speakYes: Voice Follow advances when you reach the next lineNot listed; timed scrolling with countdown
PlacementNotch, Under Camera, Left or Right of Camera, or FloatingFloating window above other apps; duplicate window for external displays
Mirroring for teleprompter glassNoYes
Remote controlKeyboard shortcuts and menu barKeyboard, handheld remote, game controller, web browser over Wi-Fi
Script import and formattingPaste or type; scripts saved locallyPDF, TXT, RTF import; bold, italic, colours; folders

Teleprompter Pro+ details from Teleprompter Pro+ on the Mac App Store, checked September 2026. We make Cuey, so weigh our take accordingly. Spotted something out of date? Tell us via support.

Choose Teleprompter Pro+ if you want

  • Mirroring and external-display output for beam-splitter rigs
  • Remote control options, including a controller and browser
  • File import and rich text formatting
  • Runs on older macOS (12+)

Choose Cuey if you want

  • Voice Follow: the text advances when you reach the next line
  • Placements designed around the built-in camera and notch
  • Notes mode for live calls
  • Menu-bar workflow

How Cuey reads next to the camera.

Cuey sits right under your Mac's camera and moves when you do. See Voice Follow and the Mac teleprompter overview.

Native Mac app · macOS 14 or later

Questions, answered

Is Teleprompter Premium the same as Teleprompter Pro+?+

Yes. The Mac App Store listing says the app was renamed from Teleprompter Premium.

Which is better with a teleprompter rig?+

Teleprompter Pro+. It mirrors text for beam-splitter glass and supports external displays and remotes. Cuey is designed for reading next to the Mac's own camera.

Which is better for video calls on a MacBook?+

Cuey is built for that case: it sits right under the camera and can follow your voice, so you don't manage scrolling during a call.

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Say it to the camera.
Not to your notes.

Native Mac app · macOS 14 or later