PromptLeaf vs PIPin

PromptLeaf is a clean teleprompter and script workflow for video creators, teachers, livestream hosts, presenters, and teams. Write and organize scripts in a focused library, import prepared drafts from Word, PDF, Markdown, RTF, and text files, or upload scripts from a desktop browser over your local network. When it is time to record, choose a floating prompt, recording studio, or full-screen prompt board, then tune scroll speed, text size, line spacing, mirroring, and overlay opacity for your setup. Use PromptLeaf for short-form videos, online classes, livestream rundowns, sales demos, meetings, speeches, and any moment when steady camera delivery matters.

Keep an eye on — and control — any Mac window right from your iPhone or iPad. Pin a window on your Mac with ⌥⇧X and it instantly appears on this app. Watch an AI agent work, keep a doc or dashboard visible while you do something else, or take over and drive your Mac from the couch. You'll need the free PIPin Mac app — get it at pipin.jylljy.top. • Remote control. Tap to click, long‑press to right‑click, two‑finger swipe to scroll. Switch to trackpad mode for relative cursor moves. iPad trackpad and Bluetooth mouse scroll work too. • Type from anywhere. The on‑screen keyboard ships with sticky ⌘ ⌥ ⌃ ⇧ modifiers and arrow / esc / tab / delete keys, so Cmd‑Tab, Cmd‑C, and friends just work. • Real iOS Picture‑in‑Picture. Leave the app and the stream shrinks into a system PIP window that stays on top of anything else you do on iPhone or iPad. • Local‑only. Streams over your Wi‑Fi network via MultipeerConnectivity. Nothing touches the cloud. • Zero account. Open the Mac app, open this app on the same Wi‑Fi, tap your Mac, done. • Multiple PIPs. See every pinned window in a grid, tap to zoom. • Pinch and pan on the detail view; double‑tap to fill the screen.