Snippit vs Tellie
Snippit and Tellie are both live DevTool launches on ScrollLaunch. Here's how they compare - what each one does, who it's for, pricing, platforms, and how the community voted. Both listings are maker-submitted; ScrollLaunch doesn't endorse either side.
At a glance
| Snippit | Tellie | |
|---|---|---|
| Tagline | Test AI JavaScript instantly. | Tellie is the Mac voice teleprompter that understands. |
| Pricing | Free | Freemium |
| Starting price | - | $29 lifetime |
| Platforms | web | macos |
| Categories | DevTool, Productivity, Other | Other, Productivity, DevTool |
| Upvotes | 9 | 9 |
| Reviews | - | 5.0/5 · 1 |
| Launched | April 2026 | July 2026 |
| Maker | Hakimuddin Kika | Steve Chazin |
What is Snippit?
Snippit allows you to paste AI-generated JavaScript, run it safely in a secure sandbox, and share runnable proof instantly. With no sign-up required, you can start coding immediately. Your browser stores a creator ID for easy editing of your snippets later. Snippit features a secure sandbox where code runs in an isolated iframe, ensuring no access to your cookies or storage. You can edit your snippets, view and restore previous versions, remix shared snippets, export your code as a PNG, and embed snippets in documents or blogs.
Best for: Developers and programmers looking to test JavaScript code quickly and securely.
- Testing AI-generated code
- Sharing runnable code snippets
- Editing JavaScript snippets
See the full listing - Snippit on ScrollLaunch.
What is Tellie?
Tellie is the Mac teleprompter that understands. It lives in the MacBook notch, right beside the camera, so you can read and still look at the person you are talking to.
Say it your way; Tellie keeps up. It transcribes what you say, entirely on your Mac, and matches those words against your script to work out where you are in it. Not whether you are speaking: which word. So it keeps your place when you pause, skip ahead, or wander off script, and Stagehand, its coaching strip, remembers which points you have covered and how much time you have left. It follows your voice, but by the words, not the sound.
It is invisible on calls. macOS excludes Tellie's window from screen capture, so Zoom, Teams, Meet, screen recorders and screenshots all get whatever is behind it.
It works on Macs without a notch too (the same strip sits along the top edge), supports 40+ languages, opens Pages, Word, PDF, Markdown and plain text, and can show Keynote speaker notes in the notch (Presenter Magic).
Tellie is free to download. Tellie Pro adds Voice Follow, Stagehand, Presenter Magic and the after-take debrief for $29 once, on up to 3 Macs, with a 14-day refund. Every new install starts with 10 days of Pro, no card and no sign-up.
Requires an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or later) on macOS 14 or later. Made by Steve Chazin, a former Apple marketer, and named after his granddaughter Ellie, who is learning to read.
Best for: Creators, presenters, teachers, and actors using Mac.
- Video recording
- Zoom presentations
- Sales pitches
- Teaching
- Audition preparation
See the full listing - Tellie on ScrollLaunch.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between Snippit and Tellie?
Snippit is Test AI JavaScript instantly., while Tellie is Tellie is the Mac voice teleprompter that understands.. Both are live launches in the DevTool, Productivity, Other space on ScrollLaunch - the full descriptions, pricing, and platforms for each are compared on this page.
Is Snippit or Tellie more popular on ScrollLaunch?
Both currently have 9 community upvotes on ScrollLaunch. Upvotes reflect community interest at launch, not an endorsement or a quality verdict.
Is Snippit or Tellie free?
Both offer a free way in - Snippit is Free and Tellie is Freemium. Check each product page for current pricing details.
Should I choose Snippit or Tellie?
It depends on your use case. Snippit is built for Developers and programmers looking to test JavaScript code quickly and securely.; Tellie is built for Creators, presenters, teachers, and actors using Mac.. ScrollLaunch lists both as maker-submitted launches and doesn't endorse either - compare the descriptions above and visit each product page to decide.
