Add your reference material
Bring your résumé, project notes, and documents into your local library.
Find your words.Keep your flow.
Get AI speaking cues based on your notes on Mac. Read and rehearse scripts on iPhone or iPad, even offline.
A clearer answer, one point at a time.
See how a question becomes a few useful talking points. These examples are prewritten, so you can explore without connecting an AI service.
The question
“How do you handle a project with limited resources?”Sample scenario
Talking points
Start with your approach
I start by deciding what we need to achieve—and what can wait.
Point 1 / 3
From your notes to your next answer.
Add the material you know. Get help organizing it into an answer you can use.
Ask a question
Type a question or use speech recognition. Your connected AI service draws on relevant material to suggest an answer.
Read, respond, and review
Adjust the text size and scrolling to suit you. Revisit saved conversations when you want to practice again.
Requires your own supported AI account or API key. AI and cloud speech services may have separate fees and usage limits.
Your script, at your pace.
Write or import a script, then read it on iPhone or iPad. No Mac or internet connection needed.
Keep your scripts handy
Write, paste, or import TXT and Markdown files. Save them for offline reading.
Make it easy to read
Adjust text size and scroll speed. Start, pause, or go back to the beginning.
Follow along with your Mac
Pair over your local network to read your Mac’s live cues. Control scrolling on your phone, then resume following your Mac.
Mac Link is optional. The iPhone app reads your Mac’s AI answers; it doesn’t generate them on its own.
iPhone Duo
Read and rehearse on iPhone Duo.
Keep your scripts close. Open iPhone Duo for a wider view when it’s time to read.
- Your scripts, ready when you are
- Text size and scroll speed that suit you
Your content. You’re in control.
See how your data is handledStored on your devices
Your reference library and saved scripts stay on your devices. Mac Link connects over your local network, not through our servers.
Connections you choose
On Mac, the questions and relevant context needed for an answer go to the AI service you authorize. Speech recognition is a separate choice.
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Tracy Talk for Mac
AI speaking cues, a local reference library, and saved conversations to review.
Contact usVersion 1.3.2 · Apple silicon · macOS 13+For Mac availability, contact us.Tracy Talk for iPhone & iPad
Write, rehearse, and read scripts offline. Connect to your Mac when you want live cues.
Not yet on the App StoreiOS 17+ · English · 简体中文 · 繁體中文iPhone & iPad help →iPhone and iPad availability and pricing will be announced at launch. AI and cloud speech services are not included.
Questions, answered.
Does the iPhone app need a Mac?
No. Create, import and read local scripts independently, even offline. Connecting a Mac is optional and adds its live questions and speaking cues to your screen.
Can the iPhone app generate AI answers?
Not on its own. AI answers come from the service connected to Tracy Talk on your Mac. Pair your iPhone to read those answers, or use it independently to read saved scripts offline.
Are AI services included?
No. On Mac, connect your own supported AI account or API credentials. Speech recognition is configured separately. Availability, limits and any provider charges depend on your selected services.
Where do I get the Mac app?
The Mac app is distributed directly, not through the Mac App Store. It requires Apple silicon and macOS 13 or later. See the Mac section above for availability. To update, quit the app and replace it with the new version; your local data stays in place.
How do I connect my iPhone?
Keep both devices on the same local Wi-Fi or personal hotspot. Open iPhone Teleprompter on Mac, enable the link, then scan its code from Mac Link on iPhone and confirm the Mac. You can also paste pairing information. Some office and guest networks block device-to-device connections.
Can I use it for every conversation?
Use Tracy Talk for preparation, practice, presentations and conversations where assistance is permitted. Follow the rules of your setting and obtain any consent needed before capturing audio. AI cues can be wrong; your own judgment and real experience come first.