A Hindi teleprompter that follows your voice

What Hindi voice following does

Cuefyr listens to your microphone and matches your speech to the script. The text moves at your pace, waits when you pause and re-anchors when you repeat a line. You can use it for a prepared presentation, lesson, video narration or rehearsal without setting a fixed scroll speed.

It is desktop software for Windows and Mac. You need a microphone and the Hindi speech pack. It does not translate your script or generate a voice: prepare the words you intend to say and read them yourself.

Set up Hindi in Cuefyr

1. Install Cuefyr and finish first-run setup

   Download the app from the official download section. Complete the initial English speech-pack download while online. The first-run guide explains the setup.

2. Download the Hindi pack

   Open Settings, General, Script language and choose Hindi. Download its language pack from Settings and wait for it to finish. You can cancel a download there and check for pack updates later.

3. Prepare the script and microphone

   Paste or import a plain-text script in Devanagari. In Settings, Devices, select your microphone. Keep the spoken language and the Script language setting aligned.

4. Open the script in the prompter

   The language change applies the next time you open a script in the prompter, not during an existing read. Open it after selecting Hindi, then press Start and wait for the countdown.

5. Rehearse a short passage

   Read a few lines, pause and repeat a sentence. Check that the line follows you before recording or presenting live. If it does not, confirm the selected language, installed pack and microphone before retrying.

Prepare readable Devanagari text

Use Hindi in Devanagari and keep lines short enough to read comfortably. Hindi reads left to right. Start with a clean text copy rather than a screenshot or scanned document, and check the pasted text before opening the prompter.

Romanized Hindi, often called Hinglish when mixed with English, is not a separate supported voice-following mode. For the most predictable setup, use a Hindi script in Devanagari and select Hindi in Settings.

Stage directions such as [pause] and [smile] stay visible but are skipped by voice tracking. Use them for your own delivery reminders. The script-writing guide explains the supported formatting.

Use the script near your camera

Use Float to place Cuefyr over the app you are presenting in. Adjust the font size, text width, opacity and read-line position until you can read comfortably near the lens. For a beam-splitter rig, use Mirror in the prompter controls.

Before an OBS recording or screen-shared call, check the capture preview. Full-screen or full-display capture can include the prompter; capture the intended camera or app window instead. See the OBS guide for a concrete setup.

Offline use and language limits

Once the speech packs are installed, Hindi voice following runs on your computer and can work offline. Downloads and updates need internet access. Pro licence checks use the network when available; the speech itself is processed locally.

Select one script language for a read. Mid-sentence English and Hindi code-switching is not a supported feature to rely on. Rehearse names, acronyms and borrowed English terms in your actual script rather than assuming they will all track correctly.

Filler-word detection and related English text metrics are not available for Hindi reads. Language support for voice following does not mean every coaching metric supports every language. Recognition can also vary with pronunciation, background noise and microphone quality.

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The teleprompter, all three supported languages, overlay, mirror mode and recording are free. No account is required. Three full coaching reports are included; Pro adds unlimited reports.

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