A teleprompter that sits over your camera
Your script sits over the camera and counts you in from three, lighting up each part as you reach it. You stop forgetting your second point, and you stop reshooting six times.
Portrait, in the browser on your phone. Nothing to install.

The short version
A script split where a video actually breaks
A wall of text over a lens is unreadable. Record splits the script into the opening line and the body, times each from the length of the words, and dims the part you're not on.
The promise. Short enough to land before anyone scrolls.
The specifics, one idea at a time, ending on the one thing to do.
Three steps, in this order
- 1Open a scriptAnything written in Studio opens here with its timing worked out.
- 2Prop the phone and readThree, two, one, then the part you're on lights up as the take runs.
- 3Keep the take or go againA kept take goes to Publish. Automatic captions can give you a transcript to paste.
What it won't do
Every one of these is a thing you would otherwise find out later, and finding out later is worse.
Questions people ask
Will people see me reading?
Less than you'd expect, because the text sits over the camera rather than off to one side. Keep your eyes near the top of the phone and it reads as eye contact.
Can I use my own script?
Yes. Write or paste it in Studio, and it opens here timed like any other.
What are automatic captions?
A transcript of your take that you can paste as captions in the app you post from. 30 minutes a month on Creator, 120 on Pro and 400 on Pro+.