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Prompter Never Lose Your Place — App Store rankings

akira kawakami · Business · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Prompter is a simple teleprompter for iPhone, iPad, and Mac (Designed for iPad). Never lose your place while reading a script. Read Tracking helps follow your progress as you speak. Already-read parts fade gently, making it easier to pause, look at the camera or audience, and return to the next line. Designed for: - Content creators and short video makers - Public speakers and presenters - Teachers and online instructors - Students practicing presentations - Founders recording demo or pitch videos Features: - Read Tracking - track reading progress with on-device speech recognition on supported iOS 26+ devices - Auto-scroll - start with one tap and adjust speed anytime - Target duration - calculate scroll speed from your planned speaking time - Reading presets - save combinations of font size, line height, and scroll speed - Script library - save multiple scripts and switch quickly for each session - Home Screen widget - keep your script list on the Home Screen and open a script with a tap - iCloud sync - optionally share and restore scripts across devices with the same iCloud account - Mirror Mode - switch the presentation screen for mirror-based teleprompter setups - Custom reading view - adjust font size, line height, text alignment, and theme - Built-in stopwatch and minimap to help you understand time and position - Plain text import and export - Stage Manager on iPad and Mac (Designed for iPad) support Prompter is not a video production suite. It is a focused script reading tool for videos, speeches, lessons, and presentations. One-time paid app. No subscriptions. No in-app purchases.

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