Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
Sorot puts a voice-following teleprompter in the MacBook notch
A Mac app that places scripts beside the camera and scrolls them in step with the speaker.
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- For
- Mac users giving talks, recording, or following conversations
- Worth noticing
- Timing cues in headings become countdowns, while exclamation-marked phrases can be checked even when spoken in different words.
Field notes
The page describes several ways to mark up a script: headings can carry section times, an opening “minutes:” line can set an overall talk timer, and exclamation-marked phrases can serve as checkpoints. Listen mode is presented for live captions or dropped-in recordings, with exports as timestamped text or .srt. The site says processing stays on the Mac; its multilingual description names Apple's speech model and Whisper.
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