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Work · April 24, 2026

Promptly

Scrolls with voice. Invisible to others. Actions on cue.

Promptly launched on April 24, 2026 with 3 votes, #2,709 of 21,248 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

Most people read off a Google Doc on a second monitor and scroll by hand. Go off-script and you're lost. Promptly fixes that: 1. Scrolls with your voice, not a timer. The line you're saying is lit up. 2. Auto-recovers when you wander. Answer a question, come back, it finds your place. 3. Outline mode for longer talks. Trigger cues on demand. 4. Invisible on screen share (macOS content protection). 5. Drop [[slide:next]] or [[app:Keynote]] inline. Your script becomes your remote.

Paste your script, click Go Live, and just talk. Promptly scrolls with your voice, waits when you pause, and stays invisible when you share your screen. The script follows the words you're saying, not a fixed pace. Pause, slow down, speed up — it keeps up with you. Went off-script? Promptly finds your place again the moment you return — no tapping, no scrolling back by hand. Drop inline reminders — "share screen now," "pause for questions" — and Promptly nudges you the moment you get there. Word-for-word delivery gets voice tracking. Longer talks and keynotes get outline mode — scroll yourself, trigger cues on demand, glance at the whole structure. Plain text, pasted in. No formatting, no…from trypromptly.io

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