Stay on script. Stay on camera.

Your words move directly beneath the front camera. You read naturally, keep eye contact, and the script never appears in the recording.

Coming to the App Store See it in action
CueSpot running on an iPhone, with the script moving through the Dynamic Island directly beneath the front camera

A teleprompter is only as good as where it puts the words.

Every prompter app has the same job and almost all of them solve it the same way: park the script in the middle of the screen and hope nobody notices you reading it. The camera is not in the middle of the screen. That is the entire difference.

How the two approaches compare
Script beside the lens Script on the lens CueSpot
Where the words sit In the middle of the screen In the Dynamic Island, at the top
Where your eyes go Down, away from the camera Straight into the camera
What lands on the other end A delivery that reads as read Eye contact, all the way through
Over a long script The drift gets worse the longer you talk Nothing shifts. The line is always at the lens
Fixing it afterwards Cutaways, jump cuts, or another take Nothing to fix

From blank page to camera‑ready in a minute.

CueSpot's script library on iPhone CueSpot's script editor on iPhone CueSpot's prompter and camera view on iPhone

  1. Pick your script

    Start fresh, import a file, or open a saved script from your library.

  2. Set the pace

    Edit the words, tune the speed, and preview the prompter at its real size.

  3. Read on the lens

    Your script moves beneath the camera while the clean recording goes straight to Photos.

Everything you need. Nothing between you and the camera.

Hands-free control

Start, pause, speed up, or jump back with the iPhone volume buttons.

Exact pacing

Work in words per minute and save your full setup as a reusable preset.

Untouched picture

Resolution, frame rate, colour, and dynamic range stay in the camera's hands.

We never touch your footage.

Recordings go from the camera straight into Photos on your iPhone. Scripts and presets stay on the device too. There is no CueSpot account and no CueSpot server, so there is nowhere for a take to be uploaded — not by us, not by accident.

At the end of setup CueSpot asks, once, whether it may send anonymous usage data so the app can be improved. Say no — or skip the question — and nothing is ever sent. It never includes your scripts or your video, and you can change the answer at any time in Settings.

Read the privacy policy

Keep the first take.

Seven days free, starting only when you save your first recording.

Coming to the App Store

Requires iPhone with Dynamic Island and iOS 26 or later.