A CuePrompter alternative for when a quick read isn't enough

CuePrompter does one thing and does it with zero friction: open the site, paste your script, pick a speed and font, and your browser scrolls the text — no account, no install, no cost. For a quick read at a desk, that's often all you need.

The trade-offs show up the moment you record often. There's no voice-following, so you chase a set speed; nothing is saved between sessions; there's no recorder; and there's no way to keep the text off a call you're sharing. Lumi is built around exactly those needs — and it still has a browser version if you like starting on the web.

• FlowPrompt™ follows your voice. The script scrolls at your pace and waits when you pause — no set speed to race or outrun.
• Your scripts are saved. No re-pasting every time. Your material and settings are there for the next take.
• Recorder built in. Prompter and video capture in one app, instead of a prompter plus a separate recorder.
• Meeting Mode for calls. On Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, your script stays visible to you and out of the shared screen.
• Web or desktop. Start in the browser like CuePrompter, or use the macOS/Windows apps for the recorder and offline reading.

CuePrompter details are drawn from public information as of August 2026 and may change. If you like the browser approach, Lumi's online teleprompter runs in your browser too — with voice-following and a recorder.