Changelog

What's new

Every Multiprompter release, newest first.

1.2

August 28, 2026

A real File menu and in-app updates.

Quality-of-life release: the file basics every Mac app should have, plus the last manual download you’ll ever do.

Full File menu: New, Open, Open Recent, Save, and Save As, with the standard shortcuts
The app now asks before discarding unsaved changes, whether you hit New, Open, or quit
In-app updates: Multiprompter checks for new versions and updates itself. Check for Updates lives in the Multiprompter menu
The editor toolbar slims down: file actions moved to the File menu where they belong

August 28, 2026

Auto-scroll, with a count-in and viewer colors.

The teleprompter finally prompts on its own: press play and the script scrolls itself, in perfect sync across every window.

Auto-scroll: start and pause from the editor’s transport bar, any viewer’s control bar, or the new Playback menu (⌘P)
Adjust the speed live while it scrolls, from any window; your speed is remembered
Grab any scroll wheel or scrollbar to take back control instantly - scrolling pauses playback and every window follows you
Count-in: an optional 3-2-1 countdown before the scroll starts moving, so you’re on camera, not on the keyboard (configure it in the new Settings window, ⌘,)
Viewer colors: pick the text and background color for your viewers in Settings - white on black by default, black on white for bright studios, or anything else
Back to Top (⌘R) rewinds every window for the next take

August 20, 2026

The first public release.

Multiprompter’s public debut: everything from 1.0, now with a trial and a license instead of a private build.

14-day full-featured trial, no account and no card
One-time $24 license, activates on up to 3 Macs
License window in the app: buy, activate a key, or deactivate this Mac to free a seat
Quiet trial countdown in the editor title bar during the last week
When a trial ends, the editor and your files keep working; only viewer windows wait for a license

August 10, 2026

The initial build. Complete, notarized, never publicly released.

Markdown editor with a live rendered preview; scripts are plain .md files on disk
Frameless viewer windows on any display, as many as you want, each with its own font size
Scroll sync by fractional line position: every window stays on the same sentence
Per-viewer opacity, always-on-top, and click-through with the control bar kept interactive
Viewers excluded from screen capture: invisible to recordings and screen shares
Layout persistence: viewers reopen where you left them, the editor remembers its frame