QMe Prompter
Now with Smart Glasses & Apple Watch

The teleprompter built
for live musicians

Your whole song library on every device, with lyrics that scroll on their own while you play. Nothing to set up, works with no signal, and your whole band can follow the same song.

Lyrics on the lens, hands on the guitar.
⭐ Rated  5 stars on App Store
🎸 Built by a  working musician
📡 Works  offline , no WiFi needed on stage
👓 Now with  smart glasses support
Features

Everything you need on stage

Built for real gigs. Every feature, one screen.

Voice-controlled teleprompter
Teleprompter screen
Jam session
Lyrics and chords on smart glasses while performing
Setlists
Apple Pencil
Lyrics editor
Record performance
Guitar tuner
Performance Mode

Scroll that listens to you

QMe listens to your voice and advances the lyrics automatically, completely hands-free. No tapping, no foot pedal needed, just sing.

Three scroll modes: Voice Follow listens to your singing, BPM Auto-Scroll locks to your tempo, and Foot Pedal gives you manual control with any Bluetooth pedal.

Set the tempo, scroll speed, key and text size on a song once and they stay with it, on every device you sign into. Loop a section to drill the part you keep missing, and keep your own notes on any song.

Playing with a band? For the most accurate voice follow, run a dedicated dry aux send of the vocal mic from your mixer into the iPad, so QMe hears only the singer.

Read the guide: Teleprompter · Foot pedals · Watch the video

Voice follow on stage
Record

Capture every performance

Record audio or video during practice or performance. Switch between front camera (performer view) or rear camera (audience view). Lyrics overlay included.

Read the guide: Recording takes · Watch the video

Performance recording
New in 1.40

Put the words on the big screen

Audience View shows the room what to sing: one line at a time, big, with the next line underneath. No chords, no controls, just the words.

Open a link on a TV, a laptop or the church computer, or let people scan a QR code and follow on their phones. Add it to OBS for Zoom and livestreams. Or AirPlay to an Apple TV or a Mac and the words light up as you sing them.

Read the guide: Audience View

The QMe Audience View on a laptop and a phone: the line being sung, big, with the next line underneath
Jam Mode

Your whole band, in sync

Share a 6-digit code and every band member's screen syncs instantly, same song, same line, same scroll. In the same room or across the country.

The host controls everything. Bandmates follow live with near-zero latency over WiFi.

Nobody gets left out for having the wrong phone. A bandmate on Android, an old tablet or a laptop just opens qmeprompter.com in their browser, enters your code, and reads along in time with you. No app to install, no subscription, and they cannot accidentally scroll your set because the web follower only reads the session.

Read the guide: Jam Mode · Watch the video

Jam session band sync
New in 1.40

Run the jam from one screen

Jam home keeps the band connected between songs. Search your whole library and tap a song: it joins the jam and every screen switches to it. No loading the set before you start.

The join code sits big and green at the top. See who is in, who is singing and who just joined, send the music to the room's speakers with AirPlay, and end the jam only when you mean to.

Read the guide: Jam Mode

QMe Jam home: the green join code, the band, and search your library
New in 1.40

The music on the room's speakers

Every song now has an AirPlay button in the top-right corner. One tap and your backing track, click or Apple Music plays on a speaker, a HomePod, an Apple TV or a Mac, while the words stay on your iPad.

Pair it with Audience View and the words and the music come from the same place, right in front of the people singing.

Read the guide: AirPlay and Audience View

The AirPlay button in the corner of a QMe song, with a list of speakers to send the music to
Smart Glasses

Lyrics on your lens,
look up, not down

QMe integrates with Even Realities G2 smart glasses to push your lyrics and chords directly to your HUD. See the current line, next line, and chord changes, right in your field of vision while you perform.

No more glancing down at a stand. No more breaking eye contact with the audience. The lyrics come to you.

Run your whole setlist from the glasses. Not just one song. Move through a set song by song from your phone, from a tap on the glasses, or by browsing your setlists on the lens itself, with the whole set cached so it keeps working if the venue wifi drops.

Display glasses work too, over a cable. XREAL, Viture, RayNeo and Rokid connect straight to your iPad or iPhone with a single USB-C lead. QMe gives them their own full-size lyric view, chords above the words, while every control stays in your hands. No pairing, no account, no app to install, and nothing travelling over wifi or bluetooth, so there is nothing to drop out mid-set.

Read the guide: How to get lyrics on smart glasses · G2 manual · Display glasses on a cable · Watch the video

Even Realities G2, Available Now XREAL One, Available Now Viture Luma, Available Now RayNeo Air 3s, Available Now Rokid Max, Available Now Meta Ray-Ban Display, Coming Soon
Smart glasses showing lyrics
Smart glasses showing tuner
Setlists

Organize your whole show

Build setlists with drag-to-reorder, tag songs with key and BPM, and launch your entire show from one screen. Album art auto-fetches from Apple Music.

Now manage your setlists from any Mac or PC using the QMe Web Console. Build your set with a full keyboard and it is on your iPad before you get to the gig. Your library lives in your QMe account, so there is no Dropbox to connect, no Google Drive to log into, and nothing to sync by hand.

Read the guide: Setlists · Apple Watch · Watch the video

Setlist organization
Backing Tracks

Learn it with the record

Link a song to Apple Music and press play. The actual recording plays while your lyrics and chords follow it, line by line, locked to the track. Not a guess at the tempo, the real song.

That is what makes it a practice tool. Learning a new number, you hear the original and read the chart at the same time, and the words are always where the singer is. Loop the bridge you keep fluffing and the music loops with you. Mark where each section starts and QMe holds the lyrics still through a long intro instead of scrolling away before anyone sings.

On the night, the same link means the lyrics cannot drift. Prefer your own audio? Drop in any file from your device. Each track stays tied to its song and works offline once it is saved.

Locked to the track Loop a section Holds through intros Works offline
QMe Prompter Now Playing
Chorus
And I'm free, free fallin'
Yeah I'm free, free fallin'
Now I'm free, free fallin'
🎧
Free Fallin' · Backing Track
Tom Petty · F · 148 BPM
1:12
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⏹
⏭
3:24
Song Library

Organize by gig.
Import in seconds.

Create Books, Acoustic Set, Wedding Gigs, Church Songs, Classic Rock Night, and drop any song into multiple books at once. Browse your whole repertoire, filtered exactly the way you think about gigs.

Already have a library somewhere else? Bring it with you. Import a SongBook Pro backup, ChordPro files, PDFs, plain text, or even a photo of a chord sheet. AI Clean Up turns a messy import into a proper chord-over-lyrics chart.

SongBook Pro import ChordPro PDF & photo AI Clean Up

New, on the web: Back up and move your whole catalog from the QMe Web Console at qmeprompter.com. Export every song to standard ChordPro (one file per song or a single archive), and import ChordPro files straight into your library. Your songs stay portable, so you always have a clean way in and out.

ChordPro export ChordPro import Full-library backup
QMe Prompter Songs   Playlists   Library
Your Books
♫
All Songs
47
🎸
Acoustic
18
💍
Wedding
24
✝
Church
31
⚡
Classic Rock
15
+
New book
Acoustic Gig, 18 songs Import ↑
Wonderwall
Oasis · F#m · 120 BPM
F#m
▶
Blackbird
The Beatles · G · 92 BPM
G
▶
Free Fallin'
Tom Petty · F · 148 BPM
F
▶
Wish You Were Here
Pink Floyd · G · 60 BPM
G
▶
Hotel California
Eagles · Bm · 74 BPM
Bm
▶
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Import your whole library in one go…
Switching from SongBook Pro?

Import your backup. Be gig-ready in minutes.

Bring your whole rig across in one drop. Upload your SongBook Pro backup and QMe imports your songs, your chords, and all your MIDI, your rig changes, tempos, and drum settings, together in one step. No renaming, no scripts, no manual re-entry.

One-file import Songs + MIDI together No scripts No manual re-entry

See how the SongBook Pro import works → · Coming from OnSong? · Worship team on Planning Center?

MIDI Control

Your rig follows your setlist

Connect a MIDI keyboard or pedalboard over Bluetooth and QMe switches your sounds for you. Set one patch for a whole song, or a different sound for every section, and let it change automatically as you play.

No more reaching for your keyboard mid-song. Tap once in the teleprompter to fire a song's setup, or let setlists send the right sound as each song begins. Use MIDI Learn to capture any control instead of typing numbers.

It works the other way too. Drive QMe from a Morningstar MC8, a Behringer FCB1010, or any board that sends Control Change. Learn any of six actions to your own buttons, on any MIDI channel, and use a Bluetooth pedal at the same time without reprogramming anything.

Read the guide: MIDI · Foot pedals · Watch the video

Bluetooth & USB MIDI Per-section patches MIDI Learn MIDI pedal control
QMe Prompter MIDI Actions
🎹
Nord Stage 3
Bluetooth MIDI
Connected
Hotel California Bm · 74 BPM
Whole Song Grand Piano PC 1
Verse Rhodes EP PC 5
Chorus Strings Pad PC 49
Solo Lead Synth PC 81
Auto-switch by section
Sends the patch as you reach each part
Apple Pencil

Annotate your charts

Mark up chord sheets and tab with Apple Pencil. Add notes, circle chord changes, highlight cues, annotations stay locked to your lyrics permanently.

Built-in chord diagram library, tab sheet builder, and PDF export. Great for teaching or sharing with your band.

Read the guide: Apple Pencil & tab sheets

Apple Pencil annotation
AI Lyric Assistant

Edit lyrics or get AI help

Update and edit your songs with a full chord-based lyric editor. Or use the built-in AI assistant to write a chorus, add a bridge, generate verse ideas, all based on your song's style.

Supports ChordPro import, plain text paste, and full manual editing.

AI lyric editor
Tuner

Built-in guitar & bass tuner

Precision chromatic tuner always one tap away. Guitar, Bass, all strings at a glance. Alternate tunings, 4-5 string bass, all-string view. Drum tuner with lug-by-lug tension and genre presets also built in.

Read the guide: Tuners & metronome · Watch the video

Guitar tuner
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Reviews

What musicians say

★★★★★
"Finally an app that actually listens to me sing. The voice-follow is eerily accurate, I don't touch my phone all night anymore."
🎤
Jake M.
Lead Vocalist, Cover Band
★★★★★
"The Jam Mode feature is a game changer for our worship team. Everyone's on the same page, literally. No more last-minute lyric sheet panic."
🙏
Alicia T.
Worship Director
★★★★★
"I play guitar and can't tap a screen. The foot pedal support works perfectly with my AirTurn. This is exactly what I needed."
🎸
Chris R.
Solo Guitarist
FAQ

Common questions

Yes. Import a SongBook Pro backup or ChordPro files in bulk from the web console at qmeprompter.com, and assign everything to a Book. In the app you can add songs from PDFs, plain text, a photo of a chord sheet, or by searching for lyrics without leaving QMe. AI Clean Up reformats a messy import into a proper chord-over-lyrics chart. You can also export your whole library back out as ChordPro at any time, so your songs stay portable. Worship teams on Planning Center can import a service plan as a setlist. Coming from OnSong? Here is how to move your songs across.
Yes, with the right input. The iPad's built-in mic hears the whole stage, so for a band we recommend a dedicated aux send of the vocal mic from your mixer, kept dry with no effects, run straight into the iPad's audio input through a USB-C or Lightning audio interface. QMe then hears only the singer. The Instrument Filter helps when a direct feed is not possible, and tempo scroll or a foot pedal are the fallback on very loud stages. Full setup notes are in the teleprompter guide.
Yes. Paste your script, hit record and choose the front camera. You see yourself with the script moving over your picture, and it follows your voice as you talk. The saved video is only you; the words are never recorded. More for content creators.
It's built for it. Your lyrics and chords move with your backing track or your voice while you film, the track plays while you record, and you get a clean video of just you for TikTok, Reels or YouTube. Step by step.
Yes. Once your songs are downloaded, QMe works completely offline. No WiFi needed for voice-follow, BPM scroll, or foot pedal. Jam Mode requires WiFi since it syncs across devices in real time.
Even Realities G2 glasses work wirelessly, with lyrics, chords and count-in sent straight to the lens through the QMe plugin on the Even Hub, and a full offline cache so a set survives losing wifi. XREAL, Viture, RayNeo and Rokid display glasses work over a single USB-C cable, with no pairing, no account and nothing travelling over a network. Glasses Mode has a preview that shows exactly what the glasses display, so you can see it before buying a pair. Meta Ray-Ban Display support is not available yet, because Meta has not opened publishing to third-party developers.
QMe supports any Bluetooth HID foot pedal, including AirTurn Duo, AirTurn BT-105, and PageFlip Butterfly. There are six assignable actions, and each button can carry a different one on tap, double tap and hold, so even a two-button pedal reaches all six. MIDI pedal boards work too, and you can use a MIDI board and a Bluetooth pedal at the same time.
Yes. QMe supports ChordPro files, plain text paste, and PDF import. You can also use the built-in editor or the Web Console on your computer to build songs from scratch.
The Web Console lets you manage songs and setlists from any Mac or PC browser. Log in with your QMe account, type songs with a full keyboard, build setlists, and everything is on your iPhone and iPad already. Your library lives in your account rather than in a cloud drive you have to connect yourself, so there is nothing to set up and nothing to keep in sync.
There's no hard limit. Everyone joins your Jam Mode session with the host's code and follows along in real time, and most bands run 2 to 8 people. Every member needs the QMe app installed.
Yes. Attach an audio file to any song and it plays inside the teleprompter while your lyrics and chords scroll. Tracks are stored on your device, so they're ready offline once saved. You can also link a song to Apple Music to pull in artwork and tempo.
Yes, with QMe Pro. Connect a MIDI keyboard or multi-effects pedal over Bluetooth (or USB) and QMe switches patches and presets for you. Assign a sound to a whole song or to each section, and QMe sends the change automatically as you move through the song or your setlist. Use MIDI Learn to capture any control without typing numbers.

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