A teleprompter that follows your voice.
Spoken words dim as you go. It waits while you improvise and finds you again, a few sentences further on or two paragraphs back. Or let Claude write the script straight onto it.
Made for recording alone.
take startCount in, recordtake againDiscard, record againtake endStop, keeptake backStart of this paragraphtake resetTeleprompter from the topNo walking back to the keyboard.
Spoken commands, also one click away. In your script they are lines, not orders. A spoken take end is trimmed off the take. A discarded take is moved, never deleted.
No crop in post.
The largest 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9 crop of what the camera sends, written straight to HEVC.
Aim for the lighter blocks.
They mark −18 to −6 dB. Red means too loud.
- Records
- HEVC .mov, from the camera's own resolution
- Format
- 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9
- Cameras
- Capture card over HDMI, built-in or Studio Display camera, iPhone
- Sound
- Capture card or any microphone
- Speech
- English or German, on-device
- Frame rate
- 30, 50 or 60 fps
- Rotation
- 0°, 90°, 180°, 270°
- Saves to
- Any folder or external drive
- Files
- 2026-09-26_take-01.mov
- Keys
- Space record, P prompter, E script
- System
- macOS 14 or later
- Chip
- Apple silicon or Intel
Nothing leaves your Mac.
- Speech recognition runs on your Mac.requiresOnDeviceRecognition
- No account.
- No analytics.
- No network requests, unless you turn on update checks.off by default
This page has no analytics either.
First launch.
Signed and notarized by Apple. It opens like any other app.
- Open take.dmg and drag take to Applications.
- Open take.
- Allow camera, microphone and speech recognition.
take listens in English or German. If it says Voice is off, add the language under Keyboard › Dictation in System Settings.