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Teleprompter for Mac

Teleprompter for Mac: Recito, Speakflow and CuePrompter

Three ways to read a script on a Mac, side by side.

CuePrompter is a free teleprompter in the browser. Speakflow runs in the browser and as a desktop app, with voice scrolling and team features. Recito is a native Mac app that records the video with the script under the camera. Here is what each one's own site says.

Free to start. No account. Recito Pro is a one-time purchase.

Who Recito is for

You record yourself at a desk

Recito for Mac shows the script under the camera over the live picture, in a resizable window, and records the take from the Mac's camera.

You want it to work offline

Recito runs entirely on the Mac, with no account and no network. Voice-following runs on the Mac too.

You also record on iPhone or iPad

It is the same app on all three, and one Recito Pro purchase covers them.

Side by side

As of November 10, 2026, from each app's own App Store page or website. Prices are US prices; apps change them, so follow the source links before you decide.

FeatureRecitoSpeakflowCuePrompter
PriceFree download. Recito Pro is an optional one-time purchase, US$6.99. No subscription.Free plan, no credit card. Plus $15/month and Studio $99/month, billed yearly. sourceFree for commercial and non-commercial use; "No watermarks, no limits." source
How it runs on a MacA native Mac app from the Mac App Store, macOS 14 or later. Works offline.In any modern browser, or as a Mac app downloaded from speakflow.com (Apple silicon and Intel builds). source 1 source 2In the browser: no sign-up and no download. source
Records video with the scriptYes, from the Mac's camera, with the microphone chosen in System Settings. Pause and resume join into one video.Yes, records and shares takes, downloadable as MP4. Recording and storage are in the Plus plan. source 1 source 2Not mentioned for CuePrompter; its page points to the separate Teleprompter.com app for recording. source
Follows your voiceYes, included free, with speech recognition on the Mac. Needs an on-device speech model for the script's language.Yes, "Flow". The free plan includes 10 minutes a month. sourceNot in CuePrompter; its page lists voice scrolling as a Teleprompter.com app feature. source
AccountNone.Its site says to create a free account to start. sourceNone ("No signup"). source

What Speakflow does well

  • Works in any modern browser as well as in apps for Mac, Windows, iPhone and iPad. source
  • Remote: scroll a tablet from a phone, or a phone from a computer. source
  • Team workspaces: on Studio, up to 25 teammates share scripts, comment and roll back to earlier versions. source

What CuePrompter does well

  • Free with no sign-up or download: paste a script and go, on any device with a browser. source
  • Mirror mode for teleprompter glass and beam-splitter rigs. source
  • Adjustable speed, width, height, font size and colour schemes. source

What Recito does differently

A native Mac app, offline

Recito is a real resizable Mac window, not a browser tab, and it works with no network at all. The App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Collected".

It records the take

The script sits high under the camera over the live picture while Recito records. Pause mid-script, resume on the same word, and get one video.

Voice-following without a meter

The script follows your voice for as long as you read, in the free version, with recognition on the Mac.

Also on iPhone and iPad

Scripts, folders and takes work the same on all three, and one one-time purchase covers them.

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Questions

Is there a teleprompter app for Mac that records video?

Recito for Mac records the take from the Mac's camera while the script scrolls under the camera over the live picture. It runs natively on macOS 14 or later and is free to download, with an optional one-time Recito Pro purchase.

Is there a free teleprompter for Mac?

Recito for Mac is free to download, with voice-following and recording included; free scripts go up to 750 characters and saved videos carry a small watermark. If you only need a script to scroll in the browser, Recito also has a free online teleprompter at recito.suprun.ca/online-teleprompter.

Does a Mac teleprompter need an internet connection?

Recito does not: it runs entirely on the Mac, including voice-following, and makes no network requests beyond the App Store purchase. Browser-based teleprompters load from the web.

Can I use the same teleprompter on Mac and iPhone?

Yes. Recito is the same app on Mac, iPhone and iPad, and one Recito Pro purchase on your Apple ID covers all three.

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Recito for Mac, iPhone and iPad. One purchase covers all three.

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