Teleprompter for Presentations PRO
Your Keynote notes, right beside the camera.
You open Keynote. Your speaker notes are already in the notch. You never asked. Finish a thought and the deck follows, because Tellie was listening.
Tellie Pro free for 10 days. No account, no card.
Advance a slide; its speaker notes appear in the notch. The audience sees only your slides.
Why it’s different
A confidence monitor nobody else can see.
Nothing to import, nothing to set up, nothing to change in Keynote. Open the deck you already built and present.
- Invisible to the projector, Zoom, screenshots and the recording
- Notes by the lens, not on a second monitor or your phone
- No confidence monitor, no rig, no second screen

Hands-free presenting PRO
You practiced. Now just talk.
Click the mic in the notch and present. Tellie reads along with your speaker notes, and the moment you land the last word of a slide, the next one is already there. No clicker. No keyboard. No glancing away.
A full run from a real talk, slides turning on the speaker’s last word. Sound on.
- Your last word is the cue.
- Your eyes never leave the room.
The listening runs on your Mac, in more than 40 languages and regions, and your voice never leaves it.
Not on Keynote? On PowerPoint, Google Slides or nothing but a clicker, Tellie still holds the talk and follows your voice. Tellie for speakers
“With Tellie, I am able to have more confidence in my delivery when presenting to my team. I now make eye contact with everyone, and connect deeper with people.”
Presenter questions
More in Help, or email Steve at steve@skytech.io. He answers every message himself.
Do I have to turn anything on?
No. Presenter Magic is on from the start, as part of Tellie Pro and your first 10 days. Start your slideshow in Keynote and your speaker notes are already in the notch, with nothing to set up and nothing to change in Keynote. The first time, macOS asks once whether Tellie may read Keynote. To have slides turn on your voice, click the mic in the notch.
Does it really show my Keynote speaker notes?
Yes, live. Start the show and the current slide's notes appear in the notch, changing as you move through the deck. With Voice Follow on, Tellie can advance the slide when you finish a slide's notes, so your hands stay where they are.
Will the audience see it on the projector?
No. Tellie stays on your Mac's own display and is excluded from screen capture, so it survives mirroring, extending, and the recording the conference makes. This is why it works where a second monitor full of notes does not.
What about PowerPoint or Google Slides?
Neither one hands its speaker notes to other apps on macOS, so Tellie cannot mirror them the way it does Keynote. The workaround is to paste the talk itself in as a script and mark the points that matter.
Is any of this sent anywhere?
No. Keynote is read on your own Mac through the same automation any Mac app uses, your notes are never transmitted, and speech recognition is on-device. The privacy page has the full list.