Read while you walk. Switch cameras. Keep recording.
The teleprompter that keeps up with you — and lets you show what you are talking about without ending the take.
Front camera
Rear camera
It starts with the teleprompter
The script scrolls as you speak. Pause and it waits; skip a sentence and it catches up. Push it to full screen and it covers the camera, so you are reading rather than watching yourself — with you still in frame behind the words. Recognition runs on the device.
What it looks like in your hand
What happens when you tap switch
- 01You tap switchThe recording does not stop. Nothing about the file changes.
- 02The other camera opensOn hardware that cannot run both at once, a held frame covers the gap so the timeline never stalls.
- 03Frames route to the new cameraThe encoder was never stopped, so there is no second file to join and no clip boundary to hide.
- 04You stop, and it is one clipReady to trim, caption and publish. Nothing to stitch first.
A production kit that fits in a pocket
Write it, read it, shoot it, cut it and publish it — without moving the file to a computer.
A composite you can argue with
One figure, with every input that fed it and its weight shown beside it. Described as a coaching heuristic from what the recording shows — not a measurement of you.
Eye contact and framing
How much of the take you spent looking at the lens, your longest look away, and how steady your framing was. When no face is found it reports zero rather than estimating.
Delivery metrics
Pace in words per minute, filler-word count, and how much of your script you covered. Measured on the device from the take itself.
One-tap platform connect
Sign in to YouTube, Twitch or Facebook and the app creates the broadcast for you.
Record and stream at once
Start and stop the recording without touching the stream. Camera switching works mid-stream too.
Stream to any RTMP server
Paste the URL and key from your platform’s live dashboard — YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Instagram or your own server. Reconnects automatically with backoff.
Export subtitles as .srt
A separate subtitle file for platforms that want one, instead of burning the words into the picture.
Share, or save to your photos
Send the export anywhere, save it to your photo library, or take the original unedited file somewhere else untouched.
Cancel an export
Stop a long export mid-run. When it finishes it tells you what actually happened — re-encoded or copied, at what size, and whether the frame was cropped.
No re-encoding when nothing needs it
A plain trim that already matches the preset copies its frames instead of compressing them again — faster, and no generation of quality lost for nothing.
Platform export presets
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn, each with its own resolution cap, bitrate and duration guidance. The vertical feeds get a 9:16 frame; the others keep your shape.
Thumbnail and title help
Candidate frames scored for sharpness, exposure and whether you are looking at the lens, plus title suggestions from your script.
Attach an audio track
Lay music, a voiceover or a cleaned-up re-record under the edit, positioned where you want it. Preview and export both honour it.
Two-track audio with level lines
Your take’s sound and an attached track, each with a line you drag across its waveform — the way a mixer works, not a fader. The bars redraw at the level you set, so a bed pulled under speech looks quieter as well as sounding it.
Background blur and replacement
On-device person segmentation — no green screen. Blur the room or replace it with a colour or a photo, including broadcast green and blue for keying elsewhere. If the device cannot produce a clean matte the export finishes with the original background and tells you.
Looks and colour
Five presets with a strength control, plus exposure, contrast, saturation, temperature and tint. Two slots to save your own graded look and recall it on any take.
Merge takes
Join several recordings with a hard cut or a dissolve.
Remove pauses
Long silences are found and proposed as cuts you review one at a time, with undo. Nothing is removed without you agreeing to it.
Cut a selected stretch
Drag across the waveform and cut. The timeline closes up, captions retime, and the cut stays switchable off afterwards.
Trim on a zoomable timeline
Pinch to zoom. At full magnification one pixel is milliseconds, so an in-point lands on the frame you meant.
A take remembers its script
The script is saved beside the recording, so captions and title suggestions still work when you open that take next week — not only right after shooting it.
Storage accounting
What your recordings cost, counted separately from exports and other files, with a warning before the disk becomes the problem — including how much room is actually left.
Select and delete
Tick several takes and remove them together. The confirmation says plainly that exports are separate files and stay where you put them.
Recordings library
Every take with its own poster frame, length, size and date. Open any of them straight into the editor.
Audio-only takes
Record just the sound, with the same prompter and the same pause behaviour.
Pause and resume
Pause mid-take and pick it up again. The paused time is excluded from the file rather than appearing as dead air.
Microphone selection
Choose your input. Switching it re-routes live capture without interrupting a take.
Manual camera controls
ISO and shutter, exposure bias, exposure lock, manual focus, tap to focus, white-balance lock and stabilisation. Every control is re-checked against the incoming camera on a switch, so a value cannot carry over out of range.
Resolution and frame rate
720p, 1080p and 4K at 24, 30 or 60 fps. Only what the camera actually reports is offered — nothing greyed in that the device cannot do.
Switch styles
Instant cut, a 100 ms quick blend, or a 250 ms dissolve. The style shapes the reveal; the recording never stops either way.
Keyboard and controller remote
Scroll, pause, change speed and start recording from a Bluetooth keyboard or a game controller.
Rig Mode
Prompter only — full screen, no camera, nothing recorded. It never even asks for camera access.
Mirroring
Horizontal and vertical, for beam-splitter teleprompter rigs.
Prompter size and cover mode
Set how much of the screen the script takes. At the top of the range it covers the camera entirely and you show through behind it — for people who would rather not watch themselves while reading.
Prompter colours
Text, background, and a separate colour for words you have already said — guarded so a colour picked for one background cannot vanish on the other.
Typography and accessibility
Text size, line spacing, side margins and alignment, with five faces including Lexend and OpenDyslexic. Right-to-left scripts lay out correctly without a setting.
Manual and timed scrolling
Drive the script yourself, or set a pace and let it run. Progress bar with the time remaining.
Cloud script sync
Your scripts follow you between devices, reconciled by one shared ruleset on both platforms. Part of a subscription.
Import a script
Bring in plain text, Markdown, Word (.docx) or PDF. PDF text is extracted on the device, and it says so plainly when it meets an encrypted file or a scan with no text layer.
Script library
Write, edit and search your scripts. Favourites, folders, word count and an estimated read time on every one.
Apple Watch remote
Scroll, pause, change speed and start recording from your wrist.
Publish to YouTube
Upload and post without leaving the editor.
Captions
Burn captions into the video or export an .srt, with style controls and per-line timing.
Transparent background export
A real alpha channel, so another editor can drop you straight onto their footage — no keying, no green spill.
Voice follow
The script scrolls as you speak. Pause and it waits; skip a sentence and it catches up. Recognition runs on the device.
Switch cameras mid-recording
Switch between front and rear cameras while recording. The file stays one continuous clip — no cut, no second file, nothing to stitch.
What each platform actually does
Some things work differently on iOS and Android, and one or two are not possible at all. Rather than a tick and a cross, here is what actually happens.
| Feature | iOS | Android | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| A composite you can argue with | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Eye contact and framing | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Delivery metrics | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| One-tap platform connect | iOSNeeds backend | AndroidNeeds backend | Built and tested, but it needs the Talk2Camera service to be running. Manual RTMP streaming works today and is unaffected. Built and tested, but it needs the Talk2Camera service to be running. Manual RTMP streaming works today and is unaffected. |
| Record and stream at once | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Stream to any RTMP server | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Export subtitles as .srt | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Share, or save to your photos | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Cancel an export | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| No re-encoding when nothing needs it | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Platform export presets | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Thumbnail and title help | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Attach an audio track | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Two-track audio with level lines | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Background blur and replacement | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Looks and colour | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Merge takes | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Remove pauses | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Cut a selected stretch | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Trim on a zoomable timeline | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| A take remembers its script | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Storage accounting | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Select and delete | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Recordings library | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Audio-only takes | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Pause and resume | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Microphone selection | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Manual camera controls | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Resolution and frame rate | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Switch styles | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Keyboard and controller remote | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Rig Mode | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Mirroring | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Prompter size and cover mode | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Prompter colours | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Typography and accessibility | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Manual and timed scrolling | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Cloud script sync | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Import a script | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Script library | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Apple Watch remote | iOSAvailable | AndroidNot available | Keyboard and game-controller remotes work on Android; there is no Wear OS app yet. |
| Publish to YouTube | iOSNeeds backend | AndroidNeeds backend | Built and tested, but it needs the Talk2Camera publishing service to be running. Until it is deployed, export the file and upload it yourself — everything else in the editor is unaffected. Built and tested, but it needs the Talk2Camera publishing service to be running. Until it is deployed, export the file and upload it yourself. |
| Captions | iOSAvailable | AndroidWorks differently | iOS times captions from the speech in the recording. No Android API transcribes a recorded file with word timings, so Android times them from where you actually reached in the script when voice follow was on — and estimates otherwise. The editor tells you which of the two this take got. |
| Transparent background export | iOSAvailable | AndroidNot possible | Android’s video encoders have no dependable way to store an alpha channel, so this is not offered rather than being faked. Use the broadcast green or blue background instead and key it in your editor. |
| Voice follow | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
| Switch cameras mid-recording | iOSAvailable | AndroidAvailable | — |
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