The same tool, in different rooms.

Lozenge is a teleprompter for Mac that stays out of your screen share, and listens when you want it to. What that is worth depends entirely on what you do. Here is the same product from eight angles.

These are scenarios rather than case studies. Nobody in them is a real customer, and none of it is a testimonial.

• Sales engineers and account executives

  Running a live demo without losing the thread

  Share your whole screen, keep your script and your product answers in front of you, and let the customer see none of it.
• Recruiters and hiring managers

  Interviewing candidates the same way every time

  Run a structured interview from a template, keep your questions in front of you, and leave with notes you did not have to type.
• People in a job search

  Practising for the interview you actually want

  Rehearse your answers, keep your notes where the interviewer cannot see them, and find out what you actually sound like.
• Creators, webinar hosts, and anyone who talks to a lens

  Recording to camera without reading like it

  Keep your script under the camera so your eyes stay where the audience is, and share a screen without showing your notes.
• Conference speakers

  Speaking from a stage with notes nobody sees

  Keep your talk track where you can see it, on the laptop in front of you, while the room and the recording see only your slides.
• Teachers, trainers, and workshop leaders

  Teaching online without reading from a second screen

  Run a lesson plan as beats, keep it out of the shared screen, and leave with a record of what was actually covered.
• People who work through AI agents

  Letting an agent write the script you will deliver

  Have an agent draft your talk, your template, or your demo script, then deliver it from the prompter without a round trip.
• Anyone whose calls a third party must not sit in on

  Conversations a meeting bot cannot join

  Take notes in a conversation where an external notetaker is out of the question, with transcription that can stay on your Mac.

Not on a Mac? Try the prompter in your browser. It is free and works on Windows, a Chromebook, or Android.

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