Out of your screen shares
Apps that respect macOS screen-capture settings show your slides, not your script.
AaThe free teleprompter for your Mac's notch
Your words sit right next to the camera and follow your voice, word by word. Hidden from screen sharing in apps that respect it.
No account•No ads or tracking•Mac app: macOS 14+, 100% on-device
Pause and it waits. Speed up and it keeps pace.
Ad-lib for a moment. The highlight holds its place until you're back.
The highlight moves as you say each word, and the line you're reading stays under the camera.
Jump ahead in your script and the highlight finds you right away.
Type it, paste it or import a .txt or .md file.
Your script grows out of the notch, right under the camera.
Look at the camera. The words keep up with you.
Apps that respect macOS screen-capture settings show your slides, not your script.
Start, pause or skip from any app, or just hover over the text to pause.
Word tracking, voice-activated or a steady classic scroll. Font, width and colors are yours to pick.
No notch? It sits at the top center of the screen.
The Mac app has no account, no analytics and no network access. Your words stay on your Mac.
Not on a Mac? Open the web version. Nothing to install.
No trial, no subscription, no ads.
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The whole app, with every feature. Nothing to unlock.
Download GlanceWhat you get
Not on a Mac? Use the web version
Glance asks macOS to leave its window out of screen sharing. Apps that respect that setting don't show it. Not every app does, so do a quick test before an important call.
Any of them. Glance sits at the top of your screen on its own, so it works the same with Zoom, Meet, Teams, FaceTime or OBS.
The Mac app uses the speech recognizer built into macOS, running on your Mac only, and matches what you say to your script word by word. The web version uses your browser's speech recognition instead.
Yes. On Macs without a notch, and on external displays, Glance appears at the top center of the screen.
The Mac app doesn't. It has no network access at all, and your scripts, voice and settings stay on your Mac.
Yes. Glance for the web runs full screen in your browser and follows your voice too, with nothing to install. It uses the browser's speech recognition, which in some browsers (like Chrome or Safari) may send audio to Google or Apple to turn it into text. For fully on-device recognition, use the Mac app.
Yes. No price, no subscription, no ads and no sign-up.
Put your notes where your eyes already are.