A Mac teleprompter that sits under your camera

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Your eyes give it away. Every talking-head video where someone reads from notes, you can see the eyeline drift to the side of the screen.
CameraCue pins a translucent teleprompter directly under your Mac's camera, so your script sits exactly where your eyes already are.
Click-through. The panel floats above QuickTime Player or any recording app, and your clicks pass straight to whatever is underneath. You never drag it out of the way mid-take.
Two prompt modes. Cue cards advance one sentence at a time, or smooth scroll lets the script roll as you speak, with the speed adjustable on the fly.
Global shortcuts work while your recording app is frontmost, so you never switch windows.
Private by design. CameraCue does not use your camera or microphone and records nothing. Your script and settings stay on your Mac, with no accounts, analytics or tracking.
Native AppKit, 1.6 MB, macOS 13 or later. Free to download with a built-in preview mode; Pro unlocks prompting your own script at $39.99 a year or $59.99 once.
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