Free · Safari · No install

Teleprompter for iPhone.

Open it in Safari, paste a script, read. Nothing from the App Store, nothing to sign up for. Add it to your home screen and it launches like an app and works offline.

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In short

ScrollCue is a free iPhone teleprompter that runs in Safari with no App Store download. Add it to your home screen and it launches standalone and works offline. On Pro, an iPhone can also act as a remote controlling a prompter on another device.

The App Store is not involved

Open ScrollCue in Safari and it works. If you want it to feel like an app, add it to your home screen from the share menu, and it will launch full screen with no address bar and run offline. That is the whole install process, and there is no review queue, no download size, and no update to remember.

Free on iPhone

  • Smooth scroll, speed presets, and a fine speed slider
  • Script markup, sections, and presenter notes
  • Mirror mode, which is what you want if the phone is under a glass rig
  • Cue line, red dim mode, and full theming
  • Screen wake lock, so it will not sleep mid-read
  • Haptic feedback and notch-aware layout

Pro on iPhone

  • Use the phone as a remote controlling a prompter on a laptop or tablet
  • Or use it as the prompter and control it from something else
  • Voice Follow, so the script keeps up with you
  • Recording with the camera behind the script
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The phone-under-the-lens setup

An iPhone is small, which is a problem if it is your only screen and a virtue if it is sitting under a beam-splitter rig. Most of the compact rigs on the market are built around a phone-sized display for exactly this reason. Turn on mirror mode and it reads correctly through the glass.

Or use it as the remote

Honestly this is where a phone earns its place. Pair it to a prompter running on a bigger screen and it becomes a handheld transport with speed and section jumps. Nobody has to walk up to the display to fix anything, and your hands are on something you already know how to hold.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free teleprompter for iPhone?

Yes. ScrollCue runs in Safari with no App Store download and no account. The core prompter is free with no time limit.

Can I install it on my iPhone?

Yes. Open it in Safari, tap the share button, and choose Add to Home Screen. It launches standalone and the prompter works offline.

Can my iPhone control a prompter on another screen?

Yes, on Pro. Pair it and it becomes a handheld remote with transport, speed, and section jumps.

Does mirror mode work for a phone under a glass rig?

Yes, and it is free. That is the standard setup for the compact rigs that take a phone-sized display.