Features on platform

We are working towards feature parity on all platforms but for now you can use this page for reference which platform supports which features
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User Management

Registration
Create a free account with an email address and password, or with Google or Apple. One account covers iOS, macOS, Android and the browser — there's no separate signup per platform.
Login
Sign in to reach your scripts, folders and settings from any device. Your library lives with your account, so the same content is waiting wherever you log in.
Sync Folders and Scripts
Scripts and folders sync through the cloud, so an edit made on your phone appears on your Mac and in the browser within seconds. Switch sync off if you'd rather a script stayed only on the device you wrote it on.
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Sync Videos and Audio Recordings
Your video and audio recordings sync across devices too, not just your scripts. Record on your phone and the file is waiting on your Mac or in the browser, with no manual transfer or cable.
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Forgotten Password
Reset your password from the login screen: enter your email, follow the link we send, and choose a new one. Your scripts and settings are untouched.
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Social Log In
Sign up or sign in with Google or Apple instead of managing another password. If you used Sign in with Apple, you can add an email address and password to the account later.
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Teleprompter

Mirroring
Flips your script horizontally or vertically so it reads correctly through the beam-splitter glass of a hardware teleprompter. Essential if you're prompting off a mirror mounted in front of the lens.
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Speed Based Scrolling
Set a fixed scroll speed on a slider and the script moves at that constant pace. The simplest mode, and the one to use when you already know your rhythm.
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Timed Scrolling
Tell the app how long the read should take and it calculates the scroll speed to finish exactly on time. Built for ads, news reads and anything with a hard duration.
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Words Per Minute Scrolling
Set your speaking rate in words per minute and the script keeps pace with it. Most people sound natural somewhere between 120 and 160 WPM.
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VoiceGlide - voice-activated scrolling
VoiceGlide listens as you speak and scrolls only as fast as you actually talk. Pause and the text waits; ad-lib and it finds you again — no fixed speed to fight against.
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Custom Fonts
Choose from the built-in font list or any font already installed on your device. Typefaces with open, well-spaced letterforms are far easier to read at a distance.
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Lexend Support
Lexend is a typeface designed to increase reading speed and reduce visual strain. It's built in, so you can switch to it without installing anything.
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Open Dyslexic Support
OpenDyslexic weights the bottom of every letter so characters are harder to flip or confuse while reading. Built in for anyone who finds standard fonts difficult to track.
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Keyboard Shortcuts
Start, stop, speed up, slow down and jump through your script from the keyboard. Shortcuts are customisable, which is also how Bluetooth keyboards and clickers get mapped.
Font Size Change
Scale the script text to match how far you sit from the screen. Larger text means fewer words per line, so it pairs well with the margin setting.
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Extra Window Opening
On macOS the prompter can pop out into its own window that you drag onto a second monitor or position beside your slides. Ideal for webinars and multi-screen desk setups.
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Transparent Window
Make the macOS prompter window semi-transparent so you can read your script and still see the slides, call or app behind it. Transparency is adjustable on a slider.
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Keep Window Always Front
Pins the prompter above every other app so it never slips behind your browser or video call. Combined with transparency it turns any Mac into a desktop teleprompter.
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Tap to Scroll
Tap the script itself to start and stop scrolling instead of reaching for the small on-screen controls. Faster and less visible on camera mid-take.
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Progress Bar
A slim bar shows how far through the script you are at a glance. Useful for pacing long reads without doing arithmetic mid-sentence.
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Countdown Before Starting
A countdown runs before recording begins so you have a moment to settle your posture and breath. The length is adjustable in settings.
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Display Remaining Time
Shows how much of the script is left at your current scroll speed. You can see immediately whether you'll land inside a 60-second slot.
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Change Margins
Narrow the text column so your eyes travel less per line and stay closer to the lens. One of the quickest fixes for looking like you aren't reading.
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Change Linespacing
Adjust the gap between lines so you don't lose your place jumping from one to the next. More spacing helps at distance; less fits more script on screen.
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Change Text Alignment
Set the script left, right, centred or justified. Centred keeps your eyeline nearest the lens; left-aligned is easier to track through long paragraphs.
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Change Background and Text Color
Pick from presets or set your own text and background colours. High contrast reads better in bright rooms; softer combinations avoid casting colour onto your face.
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Live Streaming

Facebook
Go live to a Facebook page or profile with your script scrolling over the camera view. Connect the account once and it stays linked for future streams.
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YouTube
Stream straight to your YouTube channel with the prompter running on top of the preview. No separate encoder or desktop streaming software needed.
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TikTok
Broadcast to TikTok Live while reading your script. Your TikTok account still needs to meet TikTok's own eligibility requirements for going live.
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Instagram
Go live on Instagram with the teleprompter overlaid on your camera feed, so you can hit every talking point instead of improvising through them.
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Stream with URL
Paste an RTMP server URL and stream key to broadcast anywhere we don't support natively — LinkedIn, Twitch, Vimeo or your own server.
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Video Recording

Select Camera
Choose which camera records: front, rear, ultra-wide, or an external webcam or capture device. On macOS you can switch inputs directly from the recording screen.
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Select Microphone
Record from the built-in mic, a wired or USB microphone, or a Bluetooth headset. Switching to a dedicated mic is the single biggest quality upgrade for talking-head video.
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Select FPS
Record at 24, 25, 30, 50, 60 or 120 fps. 30 is the safe default for talking-head video; 50 and 60 give smoother motion, and 120 leaves room for slow motion.
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Lock Exposure
Locks brightness so the picture doesn't jump when you move or the light shifts. Set exposure once, lock it, and the whole take stays consistent.
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Select Stabilization
Pick between off, standard and cinematic stabilisation. Standard is right for handheld; turn it off on a tripod, since stabilisation crops the frame slightly.
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Pause Recording
Pause mid-take and resume into the same file instead of starting over. Room to reset, take a sip of water or fix a light without creating a second clip.
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Flip Camera During Recording
Switch between the front and rear camera without stopping the take. Useful for showing a product or your surroundings and cutting straight back to yourself.
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Filters
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Colour looks and skin-smoothing beauty filters, applied on the video preview screen after you record, so the take itself stays clean. Strength is adjustable where you pick the filter.
Audio Only Recording
Record just audio while reading your script, with no camera running. Made for podcast segments, voiceovers and rehearsing delivery without watching yourself.
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Remote Controls

Keyboard Shortcuts
Drive the prompter from a connected keyboard: play, pause, scroll faster or slower, jump lines. Because shortcuts are remappable, any Bluetooth keyboard becomes a remote.
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Bluetooth Remote
Pair a second phone, tablet or watch over Bluetooth and use it as a remote with no internet at all. The app picks Bluetooth automatically when there's no network available.
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Web-based Remote
Control the prompter from any browser — on the same Wi-Fi or from another country. Start, stop, open scripts and make live edits without walking back to the rig. Controlling the web app itself is coming soon.
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Apple Watch
Start, stop and control scrolling from your wrist. The Apple Watch works as a playback remote, which is ideal when you're standing well away from the camera.
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Presentation Remote
Standard Bluetooth presentation clickers work as prompter remotes, with buttons you can remap to any action. See our list of tested models before you buy one.
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Footpedal
Control scrolling with your feet and keep your hands free and in frame. The AirTurn Duo 500 and Quad 500 are our tested picks.
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Game Controller
Xbox, PS4 and PS5 controllers pair as prompter remotes with customisable button mapping. Comfortable for long reads, and free if you already own one.
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Video Editing

Mirror Video
Flip the recorded video horizontally after the fact. Fixes footage that reads backwards — most often text or a logo reversed by the front camera.
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Add Subtitles
Generate captions from your audio and burn them into the video with styling you control. Most social video is watched on mute, so this directly affects watch time.
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Clean Audio
Strips background noise — air conditioning, traffic, room hum — out of your recording in one tap. Rescues takes filmed in rooms that were never meant for it.
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Trim Video
Cut dead air off the start and end, or drop a fluffed section, without leaving the app. No round trip through a separate editor for a simple tidy-up.
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Resize Video
Reframe your video for each platform using presets like 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9, or pinch to crop manually. One recording, every aspect ratio.
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Replace Background
Swap your background for an image or colour with no green screen needed — Magic Remove separates you from the room automatically, even after recording.
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Blur Background
Softens whatever is behind you so a busy room doesn't compete with your message. Can be applied after the recording, not only live.
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Replace Green Screen
Key out an actual green screen for the cleanest possible edges. Worth the setup over automatic removal when you need precision around hair, glasses and hands.
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Add Watermark
Overlay your logo or handle on the video and set its position, size and opacity. Keeps your branding attached to clips that get reposted elsewhere.
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Export Raw Video
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A Pro feature on the recording screen that links straight to the original, untouched file — before any trims, subtitles, background changes or watermarks. Split takes give you every slice.
Add Intro/Outro
Attach a clip to the front or back of your video for a branded opener or a closing call to action. Saves a round trip through a separate editor.
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Import Video
Bring in footage filmed elsewhere and run the editing tools over it — subtitles, clean audio, background removal, watermarks. It doesn't have to be recorded in the app.
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Other Features

Visual Timer
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A standalone timer with its own tab, counting elapsed or remaining time against a target duration. To track pace while recording instead, pair the progress bar with timed scrolling.
Foldable Devices Support
The prompter layout adapts to folding screens, so your script reflows correctly whether the device is open or closed instead of being letterboxed. Ready for foldable iPhones ahead of launch.
Referral Program
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