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.
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 check and an X, here is what actually happens.
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| iOSAvailable | AndroidWorks differently | — | |
| iOSAvailable | AndroidNot possible | — | |
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Worth reading before your next take
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Free, and the camera is all of it
Recording, camera switching, the teleprompter, trimming, captions and export are free forever. A subscription adds 4K, 60fps, AI auto-edit and cloud sync.