Use cases · Teams
Teleprompter for Microsoft Teams
Acheive perfect delivery in Microsoft Teams. Avocado stays invisible to your audience while providing you with your script at perfect eye-level.
Why it works for Teams. Four things you get the moment you open it.
Invisible on Teams
Left out of every screen share, recording and screenshot, whatever you share.
Right under the camera
Notch Mode puts the words where your eyes should be, so you read toward the lens.
Scrolls with your voice
Speak and it moves. Pause and it waits. No clicker, no second person.
Private and on-device
Speech recognition and the AI features run on your Mac, and it works offline.
In detail
Avocado for Teams
Microsoft Teams is the default communication layer for enterprise organizations — all-hands meetings, board presentations, client briefings, compliance trainings. The stakes on these calls are higher than a casual Zoom standup, and the content is typically denser: exact figures, legal language, product roadmap details that need to be delivered precisely. Avocado acts as a streamlined Microsoft Teams teleprompter, giving you a floating window to read your scripts while Teams sees nothing but your camera feed.
Avocado's macOS architecture bypasses the same capture layer Zoom and Google Meet use. You can share your desktop, a specific application window, or a PowerPoint presentation running in fullscreen — Avocado will not appear in any of those shares. For compliance-sensitive presentations where exact phrasing matters, this removes the anxiety of accidentally exposing your script to the audience. Load your talking points, share your deck, and deliver the content exactly as written.
PowerPoint integration is particularly useful for Teams presentations. Drop a .pptx file into Avocado and it extracts your presenter notes automatically, creating a Script Marker for every slide. As you advance through your deck in Teams, you can jump to the corresponding section in Avocado instantly — no scrolling, no hunting for your place. The two stay synchronized without any technical integration required.
For large-format corporate broadcasts where someone else is managing the presentation logistics, voice-activated scrolling means you don't have to manage the teleprompter at all. Speak at your natural pace and the script follows. Pause for a question and it waits. The presenter's only job is to deliver the content.
Questions about Avocado for Teams.
Avocado is excluded from video capture at the macOS WindowServer level, which means it's invisible to Microsoft Teams regardless of settings. Your script sits in the MacBook notch above the lens so you maintain direct eye contact during every meeting.
No. Avocado operates outside the area Teams can capture, both for video and screen sharing. Unlike browser-based or overlay teleprompters, Avocado uses Apple's native exclusion APIs so it never bleeds into what participants see.
Yes — Avocado is designed for single-screen MacBooks. Your script displays in the notch above the camera while your presentation fills the rest of the screen. Voice-activated scrolling keeps the text moving without any keyboard shortcuts that could distract from your delivery.
Avocado works alongside any Mac application, including Teams for macOS. It requires macOS 14.0 Sonoma or newer and no special Teams permissions — just launch Avocado, paste your script, and join your meeting.
Your next take starts under the lens.
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