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Everything you need to write about Cutvey Teleprompter: the facts, the boilerplate, screens from the app, the logos and the app icon, and who to write to. Use any of it.

By Cutvey · Updated November 4, 2026

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Fact sheet

What it is
A teleprompter app for iPhone, iPad and Mac, with an Apple Watch remote, for presenters, hosts, creators, corporate and interview shooters and video teams.
Company
Cutvey LLC, Orlando, Florida. Made by filmmakers.
Version
1.0.
App Store
On the App Store, free to download: apps.apple.com/app/id6806706586.
Price
$19.99, once, by one in-app purchase (Unlock Forever) in the US; local prices elsewhere. Every feature is in that one purchase. No subscription, no tiers, no free tier and no Family Sharing.
Devices
iPhone and iPad on iOS or iPadOS 17 or later, iPhone Duo included; the Mac on macOS 14 or later, as a native Mac app; Apple Watch on watchOS 10 or later, as a remote that needs the iPhone app. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac on the same Apple Account.
With a Cutvey plan
Included for each person on Cutvey Solo, Pro, Studio and Enterprise: 1 seat on Solo, 5 on Pro, 20 on Studio. Each person signs in with their Cutvey email and an emailed code, on up to three devices at once. Crew seats are not included.
Voice follow
Apple's on-device speech recognition and a word-matching step trim the scroll speed to the reader. It never starts, stops or jumps the scroll, records nothing and sends no audio anywhere. It is not available in Slovenian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian, Bulgarian or Farsi. There is no AI or machine learning model in the app.
Recording
On iPhone and iPad: 1080p or 4K at 24, 25 or 30 frames a second, with the script in a strip by the lens, saved to Photos. No recording on the Mac or the Watch.
Remotes and sessions
Apple Watch, any browser on the same network, keyboards, pedals, presentation clickers, media remotes, game controllers and, on the Mac, the Contour ShuttlePro v2 and ShuttleXpress. Sessions of up to eight devices by default (the host can allow 1 to 16) run on your own network as remote, monitor or editor, never through a Cutvey server.
On the Mac
Call mode under the built-in camera, hide from screen sharing (test it first), keep on top, window opacity and a clean feed window for a second display or rig.
Scripts and the edit
Imports .docx, .pdf (as plain text), .pptx (speaker notes, a cue per slide), .fdx, .fountain, .rtf and .txt. Exports .srt captions timed from the scroll (not transcribed) and cue markers for Premiere Pro (CSV) and DaVinci Resolve (EDL).
Privacy
The app does not send scripts to Cutvey; iCloud sync uses your own private iCloud. Optional crash and usage reports are asked for on the first screen and carry no account identifier, scripts, recordings or voice. Your data is never sold.
Languages
The app is in 41 languages.
Media contact
[email protected]

Boilerplate

Cutvey Teleprompter is a teleprompter app for iPhone, iPad and Mac, with an Apple Watch remote. It keeps pace with the reader's voice using Apple's on-device speech recognition, records under the lens on iPhone and iPad, and runs from a Watch, a browser, a pedal or another device on the same network. It is $19.99, once, on the App Store, and included for each person on a paid Cutvey plan. cutveyteleprompter.com

Cutvey LLC makes Cutvey, production management software for video production companies, filmmakers, videographers and photographers, and the Cutvey apps for set: Cutvey Offload, Cutvey Meter, Cutvey Viewfinder and Cutvey Teleprompter. Made by filmmakers in Orlando, Florida. cutvey.com

Screens

Real screens from the app, from its App Store captures. Every script, show and device name in them is invented sample content. The recording screen shows a licensed stock photograph in the camera preview, so please keep its credit line.

Voice follow on iPhone. The FOLLOWING pill shows voice follow trimming the scroll speed to the reader, beside the estimated time elapsed and left. Voice follow never starts, stops or jumps the scroll.
Voice follow on iPhone. The FOLLOWING pill shows voice follow trimming the scroll speed to the reader, beside the estimated time elapsed and left. Voice follow never starts, stops or jumps the scroll. Screen from the app on iPhone.
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Recording under the lens on iPhone. The script runs in a strip beside the front camera while the take records, with the take clock and the microphone in use.
Recording under the lens on iPhone. The script runs in a strip beside the front camera while the take records, with the take clock and the microphone in use. Screen from the app on iPhone. Photograph in the camera preview: WOCinTech Chat on Unsplash (Unsplash License).
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A session on iPad. The host's Session sheet: the browser remote's address and QR code, and the devices taking part as monitor, remote and editor, all on the same local network.
A session on iPad. The host's Session sheet: the browser remote's address and QR code, and the devices taking part as monitor, remote and editor, all on the same local network. Screen from the app on iPad.
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The prompter on the Mac. The prompter window of the native Mac app, mid-script, with the read line marked at each edge.
The prompter on the Mac. The prompter window of the native Mac app, mid-script, with the read line marked at each edge. Screen from the app on the Mac.
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Call mode on the Mac. The prompter shrinks to a strip that sits under the Mac's built-in camera, so the reader can keep their eyes near the lens on a video call.
Call mode on the Mac. The prompter shrinks to a strip that sits under the Mac's built-in camera, so the reader can keep their eyes near the lens on a video call. Screen from the app on the Mac.
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The Apple Watch remote. Stop, speed and cue buttons, with the estimated time left. The Watch app works through the paired iPhone.
The Apple Watch remote. Stop, speed and cue buttons, with the estimated time left. The Watch app works through the paired iPhone. Screen from the app on Apple Watch.
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A Final Draft script, imported. A .fdx screenplay in the editor on iPhone, with its scene headings, character names and transitions kept.
A Final Draft script, imported. A .fdx screenplay in the editor on iPhone, with its scene headings, character names and transitions kept. Screen from the app on iPhone.
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The script library. Scripts with their reading time, a folder and a rundown at the top, on iPhone.
The script library. Scripts with their reading time, a folder and a rundown at the top, on iPhone. Screen from the app on iPhone.
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A rundown. The scripts of one show in running order, each with its note, on iPhone.
A rundown. The scripts of one show in running order, each with its note, on iPhone. Screen from the app on iPhone.
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Text settings over the script. Typeface (OpenDyslexic among them), text size, margins, line spacing and colors, changed while the script stays in view.
Text settings over the script. Typeface (OpenDyslexic among them), text size, margins, line spacing and colors, changed while the script stays in view. Screen from the app on iPhone.
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The prompter on iPad. The reading surface mid-script, with the read line marked at each edge.
The prompter on iPad. The reading surface mid-script, with the read line marked at each edge. Screen from the app on iPad.
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Logos

The Cutvey lockup is the mark and the word together. Put the dark-ground files on a dark ground and the light-ground files on a light one, and please don't recolor, stretch or rotate them.

App icon

Media contact

Write to [email protected]. A person reads every message.