EarCueSimple recording
Pause and resume, watch a live level meter, and flag important moments as you speak.
Ear prompting for iPhone
Speak freely. Let your ear do the remembering.
EarCue whispers your own words back to you, just ahead of where you are, so you can present with your eyes up and no notes in sight.
What is ear prompting?
A teleprompter you can’t see.
Ear prompting means listening to a recording of your own speech through an earpiece and repeating it a few words behind.
Broadcast reporters, TV hosts, actors and keynote speakers use it to deliver their words naturally while keeping eye contact with the audience. Because you’re repeating rather than reading, you’re free to add inflection, gestures, glances and movement.
In your ear
What you say
How it works
Record once. Present with confidence.
Record
Read your speech aloud in a neutral, steady voice, a little slower than normal.
Add cues
Drop a sound wherever you want to change slides, so you hear it right on time.
Put in one earbud
Open Presentation Mode and press Play.
Present
Repeat what you hear, and bring it to life.
Features
Everything you need, nothing you don’t.
Slide cues
Attach a chime, bell or beep to any note. It sounds the moment playback reaches it.
Presentation Mode
Show your notes as large cue cards that advance in step with playback.
Pace meter
Check your speaking pace against a target words-per-minute.
Edit audio Pro
Crop mistakes and combine recordings for long speeches.
On-device transcripts
Transcribe with Whisper and follow a word-by-word transcript. Tap any word to jump to it.
Playback control
Seek with note markers, skip ±10 seconds, and adjust speed from 0.75× to 2×.
Private by design
Your recordings and transcripts never leave your device.
Light and dark
A calm teal interface that looks right in any room.
Who it’s for
Any time the words matter.
Toasts & speeches
Weddings, birthdays and retirements, delivered to the room, not to a card.
Keynotes & pitches
Hit every point and every slide change while you work the stage.
Class presentations
Know your material cold without reading off the slides.
Auditions & on camera
Learn lines faster, or keep them in your ear for the take.
