Pockitle Editor
Turn a script into reviewed, show-ready lines.
- Upload a Word script and let AI separate characters, dialogue, and stage directions.
- Draft translations with AI, then review every line side by side.
Pockitle
Meet the Pockitle family.
Captions for every stage and screen, from prepared script lines to live speech, projection, and mobile control.
Narrator
This is a story about a station at the edge of the city.
Pockitle Cue
From script to stage, with each line in your hands.
- Prepare and review translations before rehearsal.
- Cue projectors and LED screens from one Operator Cockpit.
- Audiences scan a QR code, choose a language, and set their own text size. No app needed.
Bring every line closer to the audience.
Projected surtitles for the room, with optional audience-phone viewing, from one Operator Cockpit.
Pockitle Cue (formerly SurtitleLive) helps teams prepare reviewed text, then cue live surtitles on projectors and LED screens from a browser-based Operator Cockpit, adding audience-phone viewing when the room needs it. The simulator below lets you see the cue path and audience update before you plan a show around it.
Live Simulator — Interactive Demo
Pockitle Cue - Simulation
ASM Controls
#014
#014Mr. Ernest Worthing.
#015Enter LANE.
#016How are you, my dear Ernest?
#017What brings you up to town?
#018Oh, pleasure, pleasure!
#019What else should bring one anywhere?
#020Eating as usual, I see, Algy!
#021I believe it is customary in good society
#022to take some slight refreshment at five o'clock.
#023Where have you been since last Thursday?
#024Stiffly.
#025In the country.
#026Sitting down on the sofa.
#027What on earth do you do there?
#028When one is in town one amuses oneself.
#029When one is in the country one amuses other people.
#030It is excessively boring.
#031Pulling off his gloves.
#032And who are the people you amuse?
#033Oh, neighbours, neighbours.
#034Airily.
#035Got nice neighbours in Shropshire?
#036Perfectly horrid!
#037Never speak to one of them.
#038How immensely you must amuse them!
#039Goes over and takes a sandwich.
Mr. Ernest Worthing.
EN
歐內斯特·沃辛先生。
ZH
M. Ernest Worthing.
FR
* Interactive demo: press to advance cues. Observe the Audience View update with low latency.
Pockitle Cue product videos
One Workflow, From Script to Show Night
Keep preparation, editorial review, rehearsal, live cueing, room-visible projection, and audience-phone delivery in one accountable workflow.
1
Ingest & Analyze
Upload a Word script and review how speakers, dialogue, and formatting have been structured before anyone treats the result as cue-ready.
2
Translate & Adapt
Create draft translations across 100+ supported languages, then let the people responsible for the performance review wording, line breaks, and context. Live viewer languages still depend on your plan.
3
Run Projection + Mobile
Cue room-visible projection and enabled audience-phone languages from the same Operator Cockpit, while keeping their delivery conditions clear.
See how preparation, translation, rehearsal, live control, projection, and audience delivery stay connected.
Explore the complete workflow
Surtitle projection
Built for the screen above the stage
Projected surtitles, also called supertitles or opera titles, are the text the whole room reads at once. Pockitle Cue treats the projector or LED screen as the main stage for them, with the checks and recovery a live show needs.
Display presets
Set font size, colours, outline, safe area, and line limits for each room, and save them with the project.
Pre-show checks
Run a test card, a safe-area guide, and a blackout test before the audience arrives.
Live recovery
Advance from the keyboard, jump to any line when performers skip, and black out the screen instantly.
Keeps projecting
Already-open projection keeps following cues if the venue internet drops. Audience phones still need internet.
In the browser: Projection Mode
Open a projector window on the computer connected to the projector or LED screen. Nothing to install.
Explore surtitle projectionPockitle Cue for MacComing soon
A macOS app that syncs the show to the projection computer, drives up to three screens, and works with QLab.
Meet Pockitle Cue for MacChoose the right workflow
Two workflows for live text.
Choose the workflow based on whether your words are prepared before the show or spoken in the moment.
Prepared cues
Pockitle Cue
Prepare, review, and rehearse a script. Then cue surtitles to projection and audience phones from the Operator Cockpit.
For scripted theatre, opera, and productions with a rehearsed cue path.
Explore the complete workflowLive captioning
Pockitle Live
Available now · Create a live-captioning show to get started.
Turn one spoken source language into live captions and up to 10 selected translations (depending on plan) for audience phones and venue screens.
For spoken events, talks, panels, workshops, and performances without a prepared caption script.
Explore Pockitle LiveBuilt for a Responsible Live-Text Workflow
One workspace supports script preparation, reviewed translations, live deployment, and audience access for a single show, festival, or season. The production still decides its scope, staffing, access information, and contingency plan.
Granular Collaboration
Invite translators, directors, and operators, then set Edit, Review, or Read-only access to match the work each person has agreed to do.
Audience Access
Audience members scan a QR code to enter. Deployments stay live for the plan's visible window.
Deployment Regions
Lite deployments use system-selected regional placement. Pro deployments can choose US, EU, or Asia.
Multi-Language Deployment
Deploy your source script plus plan-limited translated languages so each audience member can choose an enabled viewer language.
Multi-Project Workspace
Validate a workflow with one project or manage multiple active productions from one workspace.
High-Volume AI Processing
Use weekly AI credits for script analysis, translation drafts, and review workflows; keep final editorial responsibility with the people presenting the work.
Core live subtitle workflows
Projection/mobile delivery and the Operator Cockpit are the two workflows most teams should understand first.
Core live subtitle workflows
Projection/mobile delivery and the Operator Cockpit are the two workflows most teams should understand first.
Browse planning
- Projection + mobile surtitles
Run room-visible projection and audience-phone subtitles from one cue workflow, with different delivery paths for each output.
- Operator Cockpit for live surtitles
Cue control, jump recovery, blackout, and one live cue path for projection plus mobile delivery.
Built for
- Scripted theatre, opera, festivals, and touring productions.
- Teams planning projection, audience phones, or both.
- Shows with a rehearsed operator and backup path.
Less ideal for
- Unscripted talks that need real-time speech-to-text.
- Venue-wide audio description, smart-glasses, or managed-service programs.
- Shows that cannot rehearse or prepare a backup path.
Common Questions about Pockitle Cue
Practical questions about preparing and delivering live text for performances.
Can I use Projection Mode with LED screens and projectors?
Yes. Projection Mode is the room-visible output path for LED screens and projectors: open the Projection Window on the display computer and cue it from the same live controls. Mobile surtitles are separate and remain cloud-delivered.
How does Pockitle Cue work with PowerPoint or slide-based surtitles?
PowerPoint can work for simple slide-based surtitles. Pockitle Cue adds live cue controls, jump recovery, blackout, and one cue path for projection plus audience phones.
Is this suitable for opera surtitling?
Yes, when a trained operator prepares and rehearses the cue path. Manual cueing lets the operator align surtitles to musical tempo and performance choices.
Do audience members need to download an app?
No. Audience members scan a QR code and open the Viewer in their mobile browser. They can choose from the languages the production has enabled; no app-store download is required.
When should I use Pockitle Live instead of Pockitle Cue?
Use Pockitle Cue when you prepare a script and rehearse its cue path. Use Pockitle Live when people are speaking in the room: it turns one spoken source language into captions and can show up to 10 selected translations (depending on plan) on audience phones and venue screens.
Ready to plan a live-text workflow?
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