Local-first teleprompter for browser meetings

Stay calm. Speak clearly. Keep your notes in view.

MeetCue helps founders, teachers, creators, and remote teams prepare scripts and float a quiet teleprompter over the browser tab they are already using.

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Available for Chrome and Chromium-based browsers

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Demo script - Studio notes

SPACE / Product demos

Welcome everyone. I’ll keep this quick and practical.

Today I’ll show how MeetCue keeps notes visible, adjustable, and out of the way while the meeting stays in focus.

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Workflow

From rough notes to a calm delivery surface.

MeetCue is designed around the real speaking flow: prepare the script, pick the right cue, then let the overlay stay present without getting loud.

Write once in Studio

Create scripts, edit titles, switch between rich, source, and preview modes, and organize everything into focused spaces.

Cue from the popup

Search for the right space and script, read it in the popup, tune the pace, or launch the overlay before the call starts.

Float over any tab

Open a draggable, resizable teleprompter over Meet, Zoom Web, Teams Web, presentation pages, or a normal browser tab.

Control the room

Play, pause, adjust speed, change text size and opacity, use shortcuts, or hide the overlay in a second.

Core features

Everything you need before the red light turns on.

MeetCue keeps the writing, organizing, previewing, and presenting workflow close to the browser so your attention stays on delivery.

Studio script library

Create, rename, delete, and select scripts and spaces from a dedicated Studio built for meeting cues, classes, demos, and recordings.

Markdown that stays readable

Write in a rich editor, switch to source Markdown, or preview headings, lists, quotes, labels, links, inline styles, and code.

Markdown import

Bring in .md or .markdown files as editable scripts, with the script title derived from the filename.

Popup teleprompter

Search spaces and scripts, read the selected cue, play or pause auto-scroll, adjust speed, and open the overlay.

Floating overlay mode

Keep a draggable, resizable prompt over the active tab with sidebar navigation, script switching, and scroll reset.

Presenter controls

Tune scroll speed, text size, overlay opacity, and text-only mode so the script follows your delivery.

Keyboard shortcuts

Control playback, speed, size, opacity, text-only mode, panic hide, and next or previous scripts with shortcut help nearby.

Reliable on busy pages

Shadow DOM isolation, stronger sliders, graceful wrapping, session resume prompts, and unsupported-page handling keep the cue steady.

Local backups and restore

Export a local MeetCue backup or import one later after the extension validates the backup structure.

Who it helps

For people who need words nearby, not another window.

MeetCue is built for anyone who wants to sound prepared without staring down at notes or juggling apps during the moment that matters.

Founders recording product demos
Teachers and coaches leading lessons
Remote workers speaking in meetings
Creators filming tutorials and webinars
Presenters rehearsing high-stakes talks

Private by default

Your scripts should feel close, quiet, and under your control.

MeetCue keeps a local-first foundation so your workflow stays lightweight, focused, and respectful of the notes you rely on.

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Scripts, spaces, drafts, and preferences stay in Chrome storage by default

No account, server dependency, or cloud sync is required to prepare your notes

Markdown imports and backup files are handled locally when you choose them

Built for private meeting notes, class scripts, presentation outlines, and recording cues

FAQ

A few practical answers before you install.

MeetCue is intentionally focused: browser-based prompting, local-first storage, and the controls you need while speaking.

Which browsers does MeetCue support?+

MeetCue is made for Google Chrome. It should also work in many browsers built on the same technology, like Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Arc, but the Chrome Web Store release is focused on Chrome first.

Does it work with Google Meet, Zoom, and Teams?+

Yes. MeetCue floats over supported browser tabs, including Google Meet, Zoom Web, Microsoft Teams Web, presentation pages, demos, and recording tools.

Where are my scripts stored?+

MeetCue is local-first. Your spaces, scripts, drafts, and preferences stay in Chrome storage unless you explicitly export a backup file.

Can I import Markdown or restore a backup?+

Yes. Studio can import .md and .markdown files as editable scripts, export a local MeetCue backup, and validate backup files before restore.

Can I adjust the overlay while presenting?+

Yes. You can drag and resize it, play or pause auto-scroll, change speed, adjust opacity, tune text size, switch to text-only mode, and use panic hide.

Are keyboard shortcuts available?+

Yes. Presenter shortcuts cover playback, speed, text size, opacity, text-only mode, panic hide, and next or previous scripts, with help inside the overlay.

What happens when I switch tabs?+

MeetCue tracks active floating sessions and can offer resume prompts on supported tabs while handling unsupported browser pages gracefully.

How do I install MeetCue?+

Use the Get MeetCue for Chrome button to open the Chrome Web Store listing, then add the extension to your browser.

Ready for your next meeting

Bring calm notes into your next browser meeting.

Install MeetCue from the Chrome Web Store, choose your script, and keep a focused teleprompter in view while you speak.

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