Questions,
answered.

A native teleprompter for macOS that sits right under your Mac's camera, so you can read your script while looking at the lens.

Yes. Cuey is its own window on your Mac, so it works alongside any call or recording app. It isn't affiliated with any of them.

Yes. In Follow mode Cuey matches what you say against your script and advances when you reach the next line. You can also use timed Read mode or step manually in Notes mode.

No. Cuey doesn't store audio or transcripts. Voice Follow uses Apple's speech recognition; when on-device recognition isn't available for your language, Apple's service may process the audio.

Yes. Choose from four sizes, adjust text size, opacity and reading speed, and place it at the notch, under or beside the camera, or anywhere on screen.

Cuey requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later.

Yes: ⇧⌘V to quick paste, ⇧⌘P to start or stop, ⌥⌘Space to play or pause, and ⌥⌘T to show or hide. Shortcuts work while Cuey is the active app; during a call, the same commands are in Cuey's menu bar icon.

Yes. Everything is unlocked for 2 days. After that Cuey keeps working as the Free version (Read and Notes modes, every placement), and Cuey Pro unlocks Voice Follow with a one-time purchase. No subscription.

Yes. Cuey only shows your script; record with QuickTime, OBS, Loom, a camera or any app you already use.

Yes. Choose the Notch, Under Camera, Left of Camera or Right of Camera placement, or Floating to put it anywhere on screen.

Yes. Use the Floating placement and move Cuey as close as you can to the lens you're recording with.

No account is needed to use the app.