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LumoRez07/Flow
A lightweight Windows teleprompter built with Rust and Tauri, with an always-on-top reading overlay, voice tracking and optional Groq-powered script generation.
Open-source alternative to:Teleprompter Premium
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What is it?
Flow is a teleprompter for Windows that shows your script in a minimal, always-on-top window so you can read while looking at the camera. It offers five playback styles (highlight, scroll, line, arrow and voice tracking), tray controls, and a built-in script editor with formatting, word count and reading-time helpers.
The app stores scripts and settings locally. Voice tracking runs on-device with Vosk speech models, with English bundled and Turkish, Arabic, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Finnish available as downloads. Cue cards can pause for a countdown and resume automatically, and the overlay supports click-through and capture protection.
Optional Groq-powered generation and rewriting send requests only when AI features are used. The project also includes a script library, section navigation, a remote message inbox, and a private browser room for real-time collaborative editing. It is built with Tauri v2, Rust and JavaScript, and is distributed through the Microsoft Store and GitHub Releases.
Key features
- 01Five playback styles including highlight, scroll, line, arrow and voice tracking
- 02Always-on-top overlay with click-through and capture-protection options
- 03Offline voice tracking using Vosk speech models in several languages
- 04Built-in script editor with script library, sections and reading-time helpers
- 05Optional Groq-powered script generation and rewriting
- 06Local storage of scripts and settings
Use cases
- Recording videos or presentations while reading a script without looking away from the camera
- Students or educators reading notes aloud during online lessons
- Creators drafting and rehearsing scripts with AI-assisted rewriting
Quick start
- 1
Download the latest release from the Microsoft Store or GitHub Releases
- 2
Run the .exe or .msi installer
- 3
Launch Flow and start prompting
Things to know
- Windows 10 or 11 only.
- Groq-powered AI features require an API key and send data to Groq when used.
- The GPL-3.0 license requires derivative works to remain open source under the same terms.
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FAQ
- What is Flow?
- A lightweight Windows teleprompter built with Rust and Tauri, with an always-on-top reading overlay, voice tracking and optional Groq-powered script generation. Flow is a teleprompter for Windows that shows your script in a minimal, always-on-top window so you can read while looking at the camera. It offers five playback styles (highlight, scroll, line, arrow and voice tracking), tray controls, and a built-in script editor with formatting, word count and reading-time helpers.
- Is Flow free to use? What license does it have?
- Flow is open source under the GPL-3.0 license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is Flow still maintained?
- Updated within 6 months. The last commit to Flow was on Aug 26, 2026.
- What can I use Flow for?
- Recording videos or presentations while reading a script without looking away from the camera Students or educators reading notes aloud during online lessons Creators drafting and rehearsing scripts with AI-assisted rewriting
- How do I install Flow?
- Download the latest release from the Microsoft Store or GitHub Releases Run the .exe or .msi installer Launch Flow and start prompting
- Where can I get Flow?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/LumoRez07/Flow
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