Does CuePrompter follow your voice?

No — it only auto-scrolls at a speed you set. letter maps listens and scrolls to match the words you actually say.

Is CuePrompter free with no account?

Yes — it's free, no signup, no watermark. letter maps is too, and adds voice-following, saved scripts and offline on-device recognition.

Does CuePrompter save my script?

No — you re-paste your text each session. letter maps keeps your script in your browser's local storage automatically.

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letter maps vs CuePrompter

CuePrompter is the long-running, genuinely free browser teleprompter many people start with. It asks for no account and shows no ads — but it is a timed auto-scroller with a dated interface: no voice-following, no offline mode, no saved scripts, and no stated privacy posture.

Compared June 2026. Vendor facts from official sources; “not stated” means the vendor doesn’t publicly document it.

	letter maps	CuePrompter
Price	Free, forever	Free (no watermark, no ads)
Account / sign-in	Not required	Not required
Runs in a browser (no install)	Yes	Yes — browser, no install
Voice-following	Yes	No — timed/manual auto-scroll only
Offline voice-following	Yes — on-device (Chrome 139+)	No — needs the site loaded
Audio stays on your device	Yes — optional on-device mode	N/A — no audio or recognition
Voice-following languages	Browser locale + language picker	Displays any pasted text; built around English; no recognition
Where your script lives	Your browser only (local-first)	Not disclosed; scripts aren't saved (re-paste each session)
Built-in video recording	No — prompter only	No
Platforms	Any browser (voice best in Chrome)	Desktop browser (weak on mobile)

What CuePrompter does well

Choose CuePrompter if you want the simplest possible free, no-signup auto-scroll prompter on a desktop and don't need voice-following, saved scripts, or mobile support.

Where letter maps differs

CuePrompter and letter maps share the best parts — free and no sign-in — but letter maps adds what CuePrompter lacks: it actually follows your voice instead of scrolling on a fixed timer, it saves your script locally between sessions, it can work offline on-device, and it's built for modern browsers and phones. If CuePrompter feels stuck in 2010, letter maps is the same no-friction idea, modernised.

Frequently asked questions

Does CuePrompter follow your voice?: No — it only auto-scrolls at a speed you set. letter maps listens and scrolls to match the words you actually say.
Is CuePrompter free with no account?: Yes — it's free, no signup, no watermark. letter maps is too, and adds voice-following, saved scripts and offline on-device recognition.
Does CuePrompter save my script?: No — you re-paste your text each session. letter maps keeps your script in your browser's local storage automatically.

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Sources

Other comparisons: PromptSmart, Speakflow, BIGVU, Teleprompter.com