Twelve thousand tickets. In one quarter.
The dot becomes a purple pause sign. Stop until its ring runs out.
Teleprompter + recorder · Windows now, iPhone & Android next
Follow the dot. Speak right on the dot.
Pacedot is a teleprompter that shows you how to say it, not only what to say. A bouncing dot leads you through your script: it holds on pauses, slams the words to stress, slows you down and lifts your energy. And nobody else sees it: the prompter stays out of Zoom, Teams, OBS and your recordings.
Free during the beta. The first 500 sign-ups get Premium for $49 for the first year. One email when the beta opens, no spam. Privacy
Free beta soonWindows 10 & 11English · Français · العربيةiPhone & Android coming
On the stage
A prompter with a director inside.
Your script floats over everything you do, and only you can see it. The line you are on is bright. The dot lands on each word as you reach it and turns into the cue that comes next. In Voice mode it moves while you speak and waits while you stop, so a pause never runs you off the page.
- Voicemoves while you speak, holds when you stop
- Hiddenout of every screen share and recording
- Kineticstressed words punch, energy hops, pace leans
Last quarter, our support teamanswered 12,000 tickets. That is twice as many as before,with the same team. Every answer goes into a library,so the next person gets it in seconds. So how did we do it? We stopped answering the samequestion twice.
The dot's vocabulary
Seven things the dot can tell you.
Every cue on your script has one colour, one sign and one move. You never read an instruction mid-sentence. You follow the dot.
We did it with thesame team.
It climbs, slams down in amber and strikes the word. Hit it.
Here is the plan. Three steps.
It swells in green, then lets go. Breathe in, then start.
Now, let this part land.
Heavy, low arcs with echoes behind it, like slow motion.
Open it, click save, done.
Light, short skips with streaks. Keep it moving.
So how did we do it?
It pulses and throws sparks while the words hop. Stay up.
Ready when you are.
In Voice mode it waits with a microphone until you start talking.
and the words act it out too.
Stressed words punch to 1.3×. Energy words hop. Faster words lean forward, slower ones float. A pause makes the next words wait.
Prefer calm? Still keeps the colours, signs and timer ring and drops the motion. Underline and Spotlight guides are there too.
How it works
Before, during and after the take.
Most teleprompters show your words. Pacedot marks how to say them, leads you through them, then tells you how it went.
01 · Mark
Your script, marked like a director would.
Paste a script and pick a style: social video, presentation or tutorial. Pacedot draws the delivery on the words and writes a note in the margin for each choice. Those marks are what the dot acts out on the stage.
- Pauses, stress, pace, breaths and energy
- Accept, change or remove any mark
- Free on-device rules, or the AI director in Premium
Presentation style
slowLast quarter, our support team answered 12,000 tickets. That is twice as many as the year before, with the same team. ⚡So how did we do it? ∿We stopped answering the same question twice. fastEvery answer now goes into a shared library, and the next person gets it in seconds.
let the numbers landnumbers stick when stressedgive the question rooma breath, then the answerkeep it moving
Word stress pause∿ breatheslow downspeed up⚡ lift energy
02 · Read and record
Read naturally. Record four ways.
Record your screen, your camera, both, or your voice only, with your microphone and computer sound. A countdown starts the take, the main window gets out of the way, and if anything crashes the take is recovered.
- Hidden from screen sharing and recording
- Notes mode for talking points instead of a script
- Rehearse mode: feedback with nothing saved
The real app, mid-take.
03 · Review
Stop. Get notes and a cleaner cut.
Speech recognition runs on your PC and lines your take up against your script. You see what worked, what to fix, and a version with the ums and restarts already cut.
- Pace, pauses kept, fillers and skipped lines
- Jump to your weakest section and retake just that part
- Captions and exports for every platform
152words per minute
6/7pauses kept
2fillers cut
0skipped lines
A filler, a false start and a long pause, found and cut on your PC. Every cut stays visible and your original is always kept.
Every format
One coach for everything you publish.
Live calls, tutorials, shorts and podcasts need different things. The dot is the same in all of them.
You
Last quarter, our support teamanswered 12,000 tickets. That is twice as many as before,with the same team. Every answer goes into a library,so the next person gets it in seconds.
Drag the handle. Left is your screen. Right is what Zoom, Teams, OBS and your recording get.Windows 10 (2004+) and 11
NewOpen…Export…Close
Only you see thisClick File, then Export, and pick Portrait. That is it.
RECVoice only · Microphone · 48 kHz00:04
Welcome back to the show. Today, one question: why do some voices just land?
episode-12.srt
- 00:00:00,400 --> 00:00:02,100
Welcome back to the show. - 00:00:02,600 --> 00:00:05,000
Today, one question: - 00:00:05,300 --> 00:00:07,900
why do some voices just land?
Multilingual from day one
Speak English, French or Arabic.
Right-to-left scripts that read properly, cue rules written for each language, and on-device transcription for captions and feedback. More languages are on the way.
in Arabic the dot reads right to left.
Last quarter, we answered12,000 tickets. That is twice as many.
Le trimestre dernier, nousavons traité 12 000 tickets. C’est deux fois plus.
في الربع الأخير، أجبنا على12,000 تذكرة. هذا ضعف ما كان من قبل.
Features
Everything between the script and the upload.
- 01Hidden from captureThe prompter, your notes and the controls never show in screen shares or recordings, on Windows 10 (2004+) and 11.Free
- 02Voice, Timed or Manual paceVoice moves while you speak and holds when you stop. Timed follows a pace you set. Manual is yours.Free
- 03Cue marksPauses, stress, pace, breaths and energy, drawn on the words. On-device rules for free, the AI director in Premium.Free · Premium
- 04Dot, Underline or SpotlightChoose your guide, line-by-line or one-phrase motion, kinetic or still words, left, centre or right alignment.Free
- 05Record four waysScreen, camera, both, or voice only, with your microphone and computer sound, a countdown and crash recovery.Free
- 06Feedback on every takePace in words per minute, pauses kept, fillers, skipped lines and your weakest section, ready to retake.Free
- 07A take that edits itselfFillers, false starts and long silences cut on your PC. Every cut stays visible and your original is kept.Free
- 08Captions four waysReadable, Cue, Punch and Karaoke styles burned in, plus SRT and VTT files.Free
- 09Every shape16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 exports in 1080p, or 4K and every format at once with Premium.Free · Premium
- 10Notes, Rehearse and MirrorTalking-point cards when you speak freely, practice runs that save nothing, mirrored text for glass rigs.Free
- 11English, French, ArabicRight-to-left scripts, cue rules and on-device transcription in each language. More are coming.Free
Private by design
Your recordings never leave your PC.
No cloud library
Takes, scripts and transcripts are saved in your Documents folder. No account is needed to record.
On-device speech
Transcription, captions, cuts and feedback run on your computer, even offline.
You choose what is sent
Only the script text, and only when you ask the AI director to mark it up. Never audio or video.
Why Pacedot
A teleprompter, plus the coach you never had.
| Typical teleprompter app | Pacedot | |
|---|---|---|
| Shows your script | Yes | Yes |
| Shows how to say it, as you say it | No | The dot acts out every cue |
| Hidden from screen share and recording | Some | Yes |
| Records video and audio | Rarely | Screen, camera, both, or voice only |
| Feedback after each take | No | Pace, pauses, fillers, skipped lines |
| Cuts the ums and restarts | No | Automatically, on your PC |
| Arabic and French | Varies | Built in, right-to-left included |
Comparing specific apps? See the best teleprompter apps for Windows.
Pricing
Free to read. Premium to direct.
Everything is free during the beta. Premium arrives with the public Microsoft Store launch.
Free
$0forever
No account, no time limit.
- Prompter hidden from screen share and recording
- Voice, Timed and Manual pacing
- On-device cue marks
- Record screen, camera, both, or voice only
- Delivery feedback after every take
- Automatic cuts and captions
- 1080p exports with a small “Made with Pacedot” mark
7-day free trial
Premium
$5.83/ month
$69.99 billed yearly. Cancel any time.
- Everything in Free
- AI director: 60 script-minutes a month (about twenty 3-minute scripts)
- No watermark
- 4K exports, every format at once
- Full sound clean-up
- Script sync with iPhone and Android when they launch
Founding offer: $49 for your first year of Premium. For beta testers and the first 500 people on the waitlist, and you keep that price when you renew.
Claim itPrices in US dollars. The Microsoft Store sets local prices and taxes in other countries. Billing through the Microsoft Store.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is the prompter really invisible on Zoom, Teams and OBS?
Yes, on Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) and Windows 11. Pacedot asks Windows to leave the prompter, your notes and the controls out of every screen capture, so screen shares and recordings show what is behind them instead. That covers Zoom, Microsoft Teams, OBS Studio, Google Meet in the browser and Pacedot’s own recorder. Your camera still sees you, so place the prompter near your webcam to keep eye contact.
Does it scroll with my voice?
Voice mode moves the script while you are speaking and holds it when you stop, so you never chase the text and a pause never runs you off the page. It follows your pace rather than matching each word; word-by-word tracking is in development. Timed and Manual modes are there when you want them.
Is Pacedot free?
Yes. The invisible prompter, voice pacing, on-device cue marks, recording, delivery feedback, automatic cuts and captions are free, with 1080p exports that carry a small “Made with Pacedot” mark. Premium ($8.99 a month or $69.99 a year) adds the AI director, removes the mark, and unlocks 4K and full sound clean-up. Everything is free during the beta.
What does the AI director do?
It reads your script the way a director would and marks where to pause, which words to stress, where to breathe, and where to slow down or lift the energy, with a short note on why. You accept, change or remove each mark. Premium includes 60 script-minutes a month, about twenty 3-minute scripts. Free users get on-device rule-based marks.
Do my recordings get uploaded anywhere?
No. Recordings, scripts and transcripts are saved on your PC, and speech recognition runs on your PC. The only thing that ever leaves is the script text, when you ask the AI director to mark it up.
Which languages does it support?
English, French and Arabic at launch, including right-to-left scripts, cue rules in each language and on-device transcription for captions and feedback. More languages are on the way.
Is there a phone version?
Yes, on the way. Pacedot launches on Windows first, then comes to iPhone and Android. One Premium subscription will work on your PC and your phone, with your scripts synced between them.
Can I use it with a glass teleprompter rig, or without a script?
Yes to both. Mirror mode flips the text for beam-splitter glass. Notes mode gives you a private deck of talking points when you would rather speak freely than read.
When can I get it?
The private beta opens on the Microsoft Store for people on the waitlist first. The first 500 sign-ups get Premium for $49 for the first year, and keep that price when they renew.
Private beta · Windows
Read like a pro. Nobody sees the script.
Join the waitlist for the free beta on the Microsoft Store, and lock in the founding price before Premium launches.
Free during the beta. The first 500 sign-ups get Premium for $49 for the first year. One email when the beta opens, no spam. Privacy