A stage teleprompter for musicians: tough as a stompbox, smart as your phone.
Paper is unreadable on a dark stage. An iPad on a mic stand is too small and shows you notifications mid-song. Dedicated prompters are reliable because they're dumb – no network, no sync, no idea what you're playing next. Wasabi Prompter is a box as tough as theirs, running real software.
Built by a musician who has been on stage since 1991 – and who forgot the lyrics on the main stage of Tallinn Rock Festival. Never again.
Scan the QR code on the screen and the setlist opens on your phone – no app to install. On stage, a three-button foot pedal does everything: back, start of song, forward. You never touch the device.
Out of the box: pick a language with the pedal, join Wi-Fi from your phone, scan one QR – and your first setlist appears on the screen. Estonian or English, and even setup works with your feet.
22" 1920×1080 industrial display, 350 nits, in a rugged case designed for a locking powerCON TRUE1 mains inlet. The pedal plugs into the back. Inside, a single native renderer draws straight to the screen – no browser in between.
MyBand is where the setlist lives; the prompter is where it's played. Optional: link the device to your band and your setlists, lyrics and upcoming gigs sync automatically. Coming next: multiple screens with role-based views – singer, guitarist and keys each see their own part – and MIDI song switching.
We're looking for gigging musicians to beta-test, small-batch manufacturing partners, and rental companies, venues and distributors. Get in touch.