A teleprompter for Zoom that nobody else can see

Everyone can tell when you're reading. Eyes darting to a second monitor, long pauses while you find your place in a document, the classic look-down-look-up rhythm of someone reciting from paper. On a sales demo or an important presentation, that's the difference between sounding like an authority and sounding like you're winging it.

The usual workarounds all fail the same way: sticky notes fall off, a printed script forces your eyes off the lens, and keeping notes in a document is a gamble — one wrong click on “Share screen” and your entire script is on everyone's display.

A teleprompter built for meetings fixes all three at once: the text sits in your natural line of sight, scrolls at your speaking pace, and stays off the shared screen entirely.

Lumi draws your script as a private overlay near your camera. The overlay exists only on your physical display — it is never part of the window or screen you share. That gives you three guarantees:

• Invisible on screen share. Share your slides, your browser, or your whole screen on Zoom, Meet, or Teams — participants see a clean screen.
• Invisible in recordings. Cloud and local recordings capture the participant view, so your script never ends up in the replay.
• Eye contact by design. The text sits next to your camera lens, so reading looks like looking at your audience.

And because FlowPrompt follows your voice instead of a fixed timer, the script waits when someone interrupts with a question and resumes when you do — no scrambling to find your place.

1. 1

   Paste your talking points

   Full script, bullets, or just the numbers you always forget — Lumi takes your notes exactly as you wrote them.

2. 2

   Position the overlay near your camera

   Drag the prompter under your webcam and set the font size and speed. Thirty seconds, once.

3. 3

   Join the call and share your screen normally

   Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams — share a tab, a window, or the full screen. Your script stays yours.

Sales teams keep pricing, objection handling, and demo flow on-screen — every call hits the same talking points, and the close never depends on memory. Founders and executives deliver board updates and all-hands without reading off a deck. Anyone presenting in a second language gets the exact phrasing they prepared, without the stress of retrieving it live.

If you record content too, the same app covers that side: Lumi as a teleprompter for YouTube videos uses the identical script-follows-voice engine for recordings. And if your meetings happen elsewhere, Meeting Mode works the same way on Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.