The Teleprompter app is a nice little app for video makers to help them record videos by displaying their text on-screen on their device while recording. Key features are the functionalities that you will find on expensive studio prompters in the studio, and include for example real-time script editing, allowing users to make changes to the script during recording, adaptable reading speeds to match their speaking pace, and instant 4K video recording (on iOS devices. The Android app has been announced to be launched soon.) The Teleprompter app supports various devices and formats and allows script import from cloud services like Google Drive and Dropbox and syncing across devices. For that purpose it is necessary to register your app with a license, which is a small price to pay for these features. The app also offers a 7-day free trial (with watermark recording) and a Pro version with additional features like mirrored scripts for use with physical teleprompters, and additional customization options. The app is very useful for helping you to deliver your script fluently like professional TV presenters or newsreaders while keeping a straight eye contact with the camera. More details on the Teleprompter web site.
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