iPhone

A teleprompter in your pocket.

Lozenge for iPhone reads your script to the phone's camera and keeps up with your voice. It needs no Mac, no account, and no network. Pair it with Lozenge on your Mac and it is a remote as well. It is free, and there is nothing to buy.

Get it on the App StoreNeeds iOS 17 or later.

On Android? Use the prompter in your browser.

Lozenge's reading screen on an iPhone. A script titled Open with the problem, in large cream type on black, with Follow Voice and Scroll at Speed below it, and buttons for the camera, text size, and mirroring. — Before and during a read. The page moves as you speak, and the words you have said dim.

The same script while it is read aloud. The words already said have dimmed, the phrase being said, the people watching, is highlighted on the reading line, and the next section waits below. — Before and during a read. The page moves as you speak, and the words you have said dim.

The Prompter, on the phone

Follows your voice. Follow Voice moves the page as you speak, with speech recognition on the phone. A misheard word does not stall it, an aside holds your place, and it catches up when you skip ahead. Scroll at Speed moves at a steady pace instead.
Your eyes stay near the lens. The words you are saying sit on a reading line you can raise toward the front camera. Set the text size and margins, mirror the text for a beam-splitter glass, or turn the phone to landscape.
Records while you read. Turn the front camera on and Record counts 3, 2, 1, then starts the take and the prompter together. The script is never in the video. Takes stay in the app until you share one or save it to Photos.
Scripts from anywhere. Type or paste one, or import a Lozenge script, Markdown, plain text, or a PowerPoint's speaker notes from Files. From a paired Mac, Send Script to iPhone puts the script on stage onto the phone.

With your Mac

Remote. See the line you are on and the one after it. Back, next, play and pause, slower, faster, and back to the top.
Presenter. On a Presenter plan, the report from your last take and what the Slides bridge is doing.
Meeting. On Pro, follow a Listen session from your phone: the transcript, live answers, and research as they arrive. Notes and bookmarks you add land in the session on your Mac.
Lock Screen. A widget that says a session is live and nothing else. No script, no names, no transcript.

Your plan on the Mac decides which of these you see. The Prompter on the phone needs no plan at all, and the phone never asks you to pay for anything.

Get Lozenge for Mac See plans

How it connects

The Prompter on the phone needs no connection at all. For the rest, choose Prompter > iPhone Companion in Lozenge on your Mac and press Start. Scan the code it shows with the app. The phone and the Mac talk directly over your Wi-Fi, encrypted, with a key that only that code carries. Nothing goes through a server. Stop on the Mac and the pairing ends. The phone and the Mac need to be up to date to pair, so if a code will not take, update both.

What stays on the phone

Your scripts and takes, until you share one or save it to Photos. Nothing is uploaded. Follow Voice hears you on the phone and the audio never leaves it. If the phone cannot recognize your language on the phone, it says so, and Scroll at Speed still works. From a Mac, the phone keeps only a script you send it. The remote, your meeting, and its transcript are never kept. Saving to Photos asks only to add a video, and the app never reads your library.

Needs iOS 17 or later on an iPhone. The remote and meeting views need Lozenge on a Mac on the same network. Questions go to support.