Teleprompter for Live Streamers
Live content is unforgiving — you can't do a second take. Telepront gives you a safety net by floating your script or talking points over OBS, Streamlabs, or any streaming app. The AI follows your voice so you stay on track.
See It in Action
Livestreaming is unforgiving — there's no editing, no retakes, and your audience sees every stumble in real time. A teleprompter helps you stay on track during planned segments while maintaining the conversational energy that makes live content engaging.
The floating overlay is critical for streamers because OBS, Streamlabs, or whatever you use typically runs full-screen or near full-screen. A browser-based teleprompter gets hidden behind your streaming software. A native floating panel stays visible on top of everything, including full-screen apps and game windows.
Key Features
How to Get Started
Outline your stream segments
Script your intro, transitions, and key talking points — leave space for improvisation.
Launch your streaming software first
Get OBS or Streamlabs running and configured before opening the teleprompter.
Place the panel near your camera
Position it so you maintain eye contact with viewers while glancing at the script.
Use it for transitions
Keep scripted transitions between segments so you sound polished going from one topic to another.
Tips from Creators
Don't script everything for a livestream — just the structure and key points. Over-scripting kills the live energy.
Set a larger font and fewer highlighted words so you can read at a glance without squinting on stream.
The floating panel won't appear in OBS window captures — only in display/monitor captures, so choose your capture source carefully.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will viewers see the teleprompter?
No. It's a floating macOS panel. Only you can see it — it doesn't appear in your stream.
Can I update the script mid-stream?
You'd need to stop and restart with updated text. Great for prepared segments.
Ready to try it?
Free on the Mac App Store. No account needed.
Download on Mac App Store