Keep every host on message, live
Put the script near the webcam and control the scroll from a second device so eyes stay on camera. Share the Control link with a producer to drive it for the presenter.
Live · one producer paces every host
Every host sounds prepared, because one person paces them
A scripted webinar or town hall reads badly when the host's eyes wander to notes. NextPrompt keeps the script at the webcam and the pacing in a producer's hands, so every host sounds prepared and stays on message, even when several people share the same run of show.
- Hosts read a Display link by their webcam
- The producer paces from one Control link
- Links travel in the run-of-show email, password on
Two links to share: the reading screen for hosts, the controls for the producer.
How it runs on the day
Write the open, the transitions, and the key messages as Scripts in one Event. Each host opens the Display link near their webcam. A producer opens the Control link and paces the scroll live, pausing for discussion and resuming on cue. Password-protect the links and share them in the run-of-show email.
The town hall's Event: the open, the numbers, the roadmap, the handoff.
A town-hall open, ready to prompt
Open a teleprompter in your browser
Free to start. No install, no app, no card. Paste your script, open it on the screen you read from, and control the scroll from another device.
Questions
Can a producer drive the scroll for the presenter?
Yes. The producer opens the Control link and the presenter just reads. Start, pause, and speed all happen from the producer's device in real time.
Does it work during a live webinar or call?
Yes. The prompter is a browser window near your webcam, separate from your webinar tool. It never appears in the call unless you share that window.
Can I share scripts with my team?
Yes. The Scripts live in an Event, and the Control and Display links open in any browser. Password-protect either link and pass it to exactly the people who need it.