VozCue

Read naturally: VozCue follows your voice and keeps your place. Record with the front or rear camera and organize every take by script.

VozCue turns your iPhone or iPad into a teleprompter built for natural delivery. Speed up, pause, repeat a sentence, or improvise without chasing a fixed scroll speed.

Voice tracking identifies the line you are reading, keeps it in the focus area, and scrolls the script smoothly. If you need to go back, scroll with your finger and continue from that point.

Need to record without a physical teleprompter? Use the optional camera mode with the front or rear camera behind the prompt. Record the entire script in one take or stop between sections: VozCue remembers where you finished, lets you review or retake each clip, add a note, and continue later. Approved and pending clips are organized by script and saved to Photos as clean videos without the prompt or controls.

Main features:

• Script tracking based on your voice and pace. • Optional front or rear camera recording while the prompt follows your voice. • Multi-clip recording projects with section continuity, review, retakes, status, and notes. • Clip gallery with playback and organization by script. • Active-line highlighting and reading guide. • Horizontal and vertical mirror modes for physical teleprompters. • Manual mode with adjustable speed as a fallback. • Markdown and TXT import. • Editor with headings, bold, italics, lists, directions, and multiple speakers. • Light, dark, and warm themes with configurable colors and typography. • Saved progress, with options to continue or restart from the beginning. • JSON backup export and import through Files, AirDrop, and the system share sheet. • No account, ads, or analytics. Your scripts remain on your device.

Speech recognition can run on-device when supported by iOS and the selected language. In teleprompter-only mode, audio is not retained. In camera mode, audio is part of the video you explicitly save to Photos. VozCue does not upload your scripts, audio, or videos to developer servers.