Web app · Free forever

A teleprompter that's always free, always private, always ready.

Voice-controlled, works offline, runs entirely in your browser. No account, no download, no cost.

gotoprompter web app showing a script with the active word highlighted

Open source (MIT) · Nothing leaves your device · Works in Chrome, Edge and Safari

Built for people who record themselves

Follows your voice

Scrolls as you speak, pauses when you stop. No hands, no pedal, no remote.

Works offline, forever

Install it once as an app. After that it needs no internet at all.

Mirror mode built in

Using a beam-splitter rig? One toggle flips and rotates the text for the glass.

34 languages, auto-detected

Paste text in any supported language and the right recognizer is chosen for you.

Voice commands

Say "go back" or "go next" to move by paragraph, "go start" to restart, "go finish" to jump to the end.

Record while you read

Built-in camera recording with split or overlay layouts. Download the file when you stop.

Install it like an app. Use it like one too.

iPhone & iPad

  1. Open gotoprompter.app/app in Safari
  2. Tap the Share button
  3. Tap "Add to Home Screen"

Android

  1. Open gotoprompter.app/app in Chrome
  2. Open the three-dot menu
  3. Tap "Install app" (or "Add to Home screen")

Desktop

  1. Open gotoprompter.app/app in Chrome or Edge
  2. Click the install icon in the address bar
  3. Click "Install"

No app store, no permissions except your microphone (and camera if you record).

What the web app can't do

A browser tab can't float over other apps or hide from screen sharing. If you present on Zoom, Meet or Teams, that's what the Mac app is for.

See the Mac app →

Frequently asked questions

Which browsers support voice scrolling?
Chrome, Edge and Safari on desktop and mobile. Firefox doesn't ship the Web Speech API, so voice scrolling is unavailable there; sound and constant scrolling still work.
Does it work on iPad as a home-screen app?
Reading works. Apple blocks speech recognition inside home-screen web apps on iPad, so for voice scrolling open the site in Safari instead.
Is it really open source?
Yes, under the MIT licence. The code is on GitHub and you can run your own copy.
Where are my scripts stored?
In your browser's local storage on your device. Clearing site data removes them. Nothing is sent to us.