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Tellie Prompter
Mac teleprompter that tracks spoken words and covers points in real time
About Tellie Prompter
Tellie Prompter is a Mac application that replaces traditional scrolling teleprompters with voice-aware prompting. It listens to the user’s spoken words and advances the script only when the intended points are covered, allowing natural pacing, pauses, ad-libs, and off-script delivery without losing place. The prompter window remains invisible to screen recordings and video calls, ensuring viewers only see the presenter’s screen. Tellie operates entirely on-device with no account creation, server transcription, or data upload, relying on local speech recognition to maintain privacy. The app supports multiple scripts, resizable windows, global hotkeys, and presenter notes in the MacBook notch. A free version provides basic teleprompter functionality, while Tellie Pro adds advanced features such as must-cover tracking, time warnings, take scoring, companion display, and multi-script playlists.
Key features
- Voice Follow tracks spoken words and advances script accordingly
- Stagehand marks must-cover points and provides time warnings
- Presenter Magic displays speaker notes in the MacBook notch
- Take Coach scores and provides feedback on each take
- Companion displays prompter on any external screen
- Multi-script playlists and per-script memory
- Resizable prompter window and detachable from notch
- Global hotkeys for quick control
Use cases
- Recording YouTube videos with natural delivery
- Conducting Zoom meetings without reading from notes
- Delivering presentations with improved eye contact
Pros
- Listens to spoken words and advances script only when points are covered
- Operates entirely on-device with no account or data upload required
- Invisible prompter window prevents viewers from seeing notes
- Supports natural pacing, pauses, ad-libs, and off-script delivery
- Free basic version available with optional one-time Pro upgrade
Cons
- Mac-only application with no cross-platform support
- Free version lacks advanced features like must-cover tracking and take scoring
- No cloud sync or multi-device access
- Requires macOS and local speech recognition
Frequently asked questions about Tellie Prompter
What does Tellie Prompter do?
Tellie Prompter is a Mac application that replaces traditional scrolling teleprompters by listening to the user’s spoken words and advancing the script only when intended points are covered. It supports natural pacing, pauses, ad-libs, and off-script delivery while keeping the presenter’s place.
Who is Tellie Prompter designed for?
The tool is designed for presenters, YouTubers, Zoom meeting hosts, job interviewees, actors, and live performers who need a teleprompter that adapts to their natural speech rather than forcing them to follow a fixed script scroll.
Does Tellie Prompter require an internet connection or account?
No, Tellie operates entirely on-device with no account creation, server transcription, or data upload. Speech recognition runs locally to maintain privacy, and the prompter window remains invisible to screen recordings and video calls.
What are the key features of Tellie Prompter?
Key features include Voice Follow for real-time script tracking, Stagehand for must-cover tracking and time warnings, Presenter Magic for Keynote speaker notes, Take Coach for scoring takes, Companion for displaying takes on external screens, and multi-script playlists with per-script memory.
How does the pricing model work for Tellie Prompter?
Tellie offers a free version with basic teleprompter functionality. Tellie Pro is available as a one-time purchase with advanced features, including a 14-day money-back guarantee and free updates for all Tellie 1.x versions.
Can Tellie Prompter be used with other applications like Zoom or Keynote?
Yes, Tellie’s prompter window is invisible to screen recordings and video calls, so it works seamlessly with applications like Zoom, Teams, WebEx, QuickTime Player, and Keynote without disrupting the presenter’s screen.