Multi-Monitor Teleprompter for Mac Studios and Streamers
Most Mac creators eventually outgrow a single display. Telepront is built for that moment: a teleprompter whose floating panel happily lives on whichever monitor sits closest to your camera, while OBS, ATEM Mini Software Control or Final Cut Pro fill the others.
See It in Action
Multi-monitor Mac setups usually have a clear hierarchy: one display under or above the camera, another for the recording app, sometimes a third for chat or notes. Telepront fits that hierarchy by living wherever you want it. Drag the floating panel to the camera display and it will reappear there every time you launch.\nBecause the app is native and tiny, having it on a second or third display costs nothing. There is no Electron renderer copying pixels around, no hidden web view, no GPU contention with OBS or DaVinci. Even at 120Hz on ProMotion, the panel scrolls smoothly without taking GPU cycles from your encoder.\nAlways-on-top behaviour matters most in multi-monitor setups. You want the script visible while a full-screen multi-view runs on another display, and Telepront does exactly that. Stage Manager, Mission Control and Spaces all leave the panel where it should be.\nFor streamers, podcasters and journalists running real production rigs, Telepront is the multi-monitor teleprompter that gets out of the way.
Key Features
How to Get Started
Tips from Creators
Always anchor the panel under the camera display, not the centre display, so your gaze stays inside the frame.
Match font size to viewing distance per display: 40 pt at 60 cm, 80 pt at 1.5 m.
Keep the panel narrow and short so your eyes track up and down rather than scanning across a 4K canvas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the floating panel span across two displays?
It lives on one display at a time, but you can drag it freely between displays and it remembers its position.
What if my displays have different resolutions or scales?
Telepront uses native AppKit, so text scales correctly per display. A 4K panel and a 1440p panel both render crisp text.
Does it stay above full-screen OBS or ATEM Mini Software Control?
Yes. The always-on-top behaviour respects full-screen apps, including capture and switching software.
Will it confuse Stage Manager?
No. The floating panel is treated as a utility window and stays visible across Stage Manager workspaces.
Does it work with Sidecar as a second display?
Yes. Sidecar appears as just another display and Telepront's panel can live there too.
Ready to try it?
Free on the Mac App Store. No account needed.
Download on Mac App Store