CueCam Presenter

What is CueCam Presenter?

CueCam Presenter is a Mac app that changes how you share content during video calls. It turns your iPhone into a camera, teleprompter, and preview window, so you can present while looking directly at your audience. If you have an iPad, the app works with it too: the Video Pencil feature lets you draw and add annotations directly over whatever you’re sharing.

CueCam Presenter also provides a virtual camera and microphone that work with any Mac app, letting you combine live video, graphics, and audio in one place without extra software like OBS Studio. It handles live video and audio out of the box, with no complicated setup required. You can use older iPhones as extra cameras, and the Suite plan includes the tools needed for live presentations. The app helps you plan and run everything from cue cards and teleprompter text to slides, videos, and live titles.

Who created CueCam Presenter?

Michael Forrest is the founder and developer behind CueCam Presenter. He hosts live sessions where he answers user questions and offers support.

What is CueCam Presenter used for?

Typical uses include:

• Teaching remotely
• Presenting your work
• Giving sports coaching tips
• Running sales calls
• Showing software demos
• Presenting architectural designs
• Introducing genetics concepts
• Demonstrating multi-camera hardware setups
• Multi-device presenting

Who is CueCam Presenter for?

The app suits teachers, startups, businesses of all sizes, educational institutions, sports coaches, sales professionals and teams, software developers giving demos, and anyone teaching or presenting remotely.

Getting started with CueCam Presenter

1. Install the app on your Mac.
2. Connect your iPhone via the Shoot app to use it as both a camera and a teleprompter. Connect an iPad and use Video Pencil if you want to draw on shared content.
3. Enable the virtual camera and microphone to mix graphics and audio within any Mac app you’re using.
4. Share content — pictures, videos, app windows, or connected cameras — directly from the status bar menu.
5. Plan your presentation with cue cards, a teleprompter, slides, videos, and live titles.
6. Write smart scripts to make your presentations webcam-ready and streamline your delivery.