Is Teleprompt Overlay available for Mac?

Current Mac availability

The native Mac app is in internal TestFlight testing as version 2.5.0 (32). Its reader has a quiet headerless design, light and dark appearances, and controls that fade while you read.

Public Mac enrollment is not open yet. The iPhone, iPad and Android apps are available through their official stores, and other desktop platforms are planned without a release date.

Mac requirements

The current beta requires an Apple silicon Mac and macOS 13 or later. This build does not support Intel Macs.

The native floating reader stays above compatible camera and recording apps on your MacBook. Place it near the camera, adjust text size and speed, and move the pointer away to hide the full controls. A small status chip stays visible.

Offline local storage

The Mac beta saves scripts locally as JSON files. Lifetime usage counters stay in Keychain across ordinary reinstalls. Reading and local editing work offline within the free allowance.

Keep a copy of important source text outside any beta app. Internal beta behavior can change as the product is tested.

Voice behavior in the beta

The Mac reader uses fixed configured speed when the voice gate hears local sound. It does not transcribe speech or advance based on recognized words.

Pause while I speak is specific to Mac beta build 32: it resumes after one second of quiet. Another app using the microphone can still prevent voice capture.

• Apple silicon and macOS 13 or later are required for the current beta.
• No public Mac download or TestFlight join link is available.
• Use native mobile apps for public availability today.

Questions and answers

Can I download the Mac app now?

No. The current Mac app is an internal TestFlight beta with no public download or join link.

Does it support Intel Macs?

This beta is specified for Apple silicon (arm64); Intel support has not been established.

Does the Mac beta work offline?

Yes. Saved scripts and fixed-speed playback work offline. Script files are local JSON; usage counters are kept in Keychain.

What does Pause while I speak do?

It pauses scrolling when sound is detected and resumes after one second of quiet. This option is available in the Mac beta; voice control uses sound levels, not word recognition.