What is Promptr?

The three pieces

Promptr is made of three parts that work together on your Mac:

• The macOS app — a menu bar app (no dock icon) that manages your content, mappings, licensing, and the teleprompter window. It runs a small local server on 127.0.0.1:8765 that the extension talks to.
• The Chrome extension — watches the pages you’re on and tells the app your current context (URL and the element you’re looking at). It only runs on sites you explicitly grant access to.
• The teleprompter overlay — a native, always-on-top window that renders your notes with smooth auto-scrolling. It’s hidden from screen sharing and recording by default.

How context becomes content

As you present, the extension reports your context to the app. Promptr matches that context against your mappings — rules that connect a URL (and optionally a specific element) to a piece of content — and pushes the matching notes to the teleprompter. When you move to a new page or element, the notes follow you automatically.

You create those mappings without writing config by hand: turn on Learning Mode, browse your demo, and click the elements you want to attach content to.

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