Nuecue looks like a teleprompter, and it is one. But because it listens while you read, it also knows which lines you redid and when you said every word — which is what makes the cutting and the captions possible. All of it runs in your browser.
No credit card. Works in your browser. Recordings stay yours.
The part no other prompter does. It knows which lines you redid, so the cleanup is already planned by the time you stop recording. Your first clean-take export is free with an account; Pro makes it unlimited.
Removes the bad read of every line you redid.
Long gaps shrink to a breath instead of a silence.
Edges snap to the pause, so the good read stays whole.
See each proposed removal and keep the ones you want.
Clean takes save alongside the raw one, never over it.
Your script is the transcript, so names and spelling are exact.
Word pop, clean, or subtitle bar — anywhere on the frame.
Plenty of prompters follow your voice. Nuecue keeps a record of it — which word, at which second — and that record is what everything above is built on.
Scrolls at your pace and waits when you stop.
Prefer a fixed speed? Set your pixels per second and go.
Every line you re-record gets marked without you doing anything.
Voice tracking follows scripts from English to हिन्दी.
[pause] cues you see — viewers and captions never do.
Headings become timestamps as you read past them.
Space to run, arrows to nudge when a line needs a beat.
Vertical, horizontal, captioned, audio-only. Rendered on your machine at hardware speed — no upload, no queue.
Upload straight to any platform with the words already on it.
For YouTube and anywhere that wants a separate caption track.
Hardware-accelerated on your machine — no upload, no queue.
Pull the audio out of any take without a second tool.
Drops the dead air at the head and tail on the way out.
Brand the export with your name and handle.
Help before the take and honest feedback after it, based on what you actually said.
Generate from an idea or rewrite what you already have.
Scores pacing, clarity, and engagement with one concrete note each.
Actual words per minute, filler count, and pause density.
Teach it your voice once and reuse it on every script.
Keep your best openers and closers per platform.
Phone on a tripod, beam-splitter glass, overhead arm, bright window behind you — the script stays legible.
Readable from arm's length or across the room.
Flips the script for beam-splitter glass and prompter rigs.
For overhead arms and anything shooting down at you.
High-contrast mode for daylight and bright windows.
Several arrangements so the words sit near the lens.
Move, resize, and fade the camera preview wherever it helps.
A beat to settle your face before the recording starts.
Straightforward capture controls, with the file size shown before you commit to a setting.
Switch mid-setup without losing your script position.
Match the platform, or go 2K and 4K when it matters.
Cinematic, standard, or smooth — your call per take.
See roughly how big the file lands before you record it.
Scripts, takes, folders, tags, and a trash can that forgives mistakes.
Folders and tags, not a pile of untitled drafts.
Favorites, renaming, sorting, and filters by date.
Deleted something good? Get it back.
Your footage is recorded, cut, captioned, and exported on your own machine.
Recorded, cut, captioned, and exported in your browser. Cloud backup is off until you turn it on.
Off by default. Flip one toggle to reach your takes from any device.
Every other tool sends your video to a server and puts you in line. Nuecue records, cuts, captions, and exports on your own machine. Nothing uploads unless you turn on cloud sync or create a share link — which is why there's nothing to wait for.
Voice-follow uses your browser's built-in speech recognition, which may process audio externally. In Firefox and Brave it runs a speech model on your own device instead, so the audio never leaves it. Speech analytics and the AI writer send data to our servers.