Teleprompter for Google Meet
Stay on script
in Google Meet.
Google Meet runs in your browser. Cuey floats above it, right under the camera, with no browser extension. Cuey is an independent Mac app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
Native Mac app · macOS 14 or later
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Meet lives in a browser tab, and so do your notes.
Switching tabs to check notes hides the call, and a notes window beside Meet sits well below the camera.
- ✕Switching tabs mid-sentence
- ✕Notes pushed to the side of the browser
- ✕Extensions that need access to your calls
Recommended setup
How to set up Cuey
for Google Meet.
- Mode
- Notes
- Placement
- Under Camera
- Size
- Compact
Notes mode keeps one talking point visible above your Meet tab. Use Follow for scripted parts, such as a recorded update.
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How it works
for Google Meet.
01
Join Meet in any browser
Chrome, Safari, Arc or Edge. Cuey works above all of them.
02
Start Cuey
Paste with ⇧⌘V and start with ⇧⌘P. Cuey stays on top, under the camera.
03
Present a tab
When presenting in Meet, share a single tab or window instead of your entire screen.
Tips that
make the difference.
Keep the Meet window at the top
Size the browser so the speaker's tile sits high on the screen.
No extension needed
Cuey is a native Mac app. It doesn't read your browser or your meeting.
Pin the person you're addressing
Pinning one participant gives you a single face to glance at while you listen.
What you'll use
Notes mode
Talking points you step through yourself. Nothing moves until you do.
Voice Follow
Cuey listens and moves on as you reach the end of each line, without waiting for the very last word.
Camera-first placement
Pin Cuey at the notch, under the camera, beside it, or float it anywhere.
Keyboard shortcuts
Start, pause, hide and paste with shortcuts, or from the menu bar.
Lives in the menu bar
Paste a script, show the prompt and play from the menu bar, without opening a window.
Guides
Also see: Cuey for Zoom · Cuey for Microsoft Teams · Teleprompter for Mac
Questions, answered
Do I need a Chrome extension to use a teleprompter in Google Meet?+
Not with Cuey. It's a native Mac app that shows your script above any window, including your browser, with nothing installed in Chrome or Meet.
Does Cuey work in Safari and other browsers?+
Yes. Cuey doesn't depend on the browser. It sits above whichever browser you use for Meet.
Can others in the Meet see Cuey?+
Cuey isn't part of your camera feed. When presenting, share a single tab or window so only that content is visible.
Say it to the camera.
Not to your notes.
Native Mac app · macOS 14 or later