Read from
across the room.
Cued is a teleprompter for a phone that is not in your hand. Put it on a tripod, step back, and just talk.
Or tap the orb to see what reading with Cued feels like.
Cued is a teleprompter for a phone that is not in your hand. Put it on a tripod, step back, and just talk.
Or tap the orb to see what reading with Cued feels like.
Every teleprompter assumes the phone is in your hand. Cued assumes it is on a shelf, a tripod, a stand, so the words are big, the controls are gone, and a tap anywhere starts and pauses the scroll.
The orb sits right under the front camera and fills with light as you move through the script. No progress bars, no timers, no red dots to squint at. When you look at the orb, you are looking at the lens, which is the whole point of putting it there.
Say your script instead of typing it. Dictation runs on the device and the words land ready to read. Spoken sentences read better on a prompter anyway, because they were already yours.
Turn on recording and the front camera films you while the script scrolls. Every take lands inside Cued, so you can play it back, keep the good one, share it, or export to Photos.
Scripts, recordings and dictated text never leave the device, and we never see them. Cued reports anonymous usage numbers, like how long a read lasted, so we know what to improve. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing that identifies you.