Teleprompter vs Dubl

Teleprompter helps content creators, presenters, and educators read scripts naturally without memorizing every line. It can be used for social media videos, online courses, presentations, video interviews, and speeches. The app offers three modes for these different uses: video recording, a standalone teleprompter, and audio recording. ● VIDEO RECORDING Video recording mode displays the script on screen while the camera records. The front camera is useful for speaking directly to an audience, while the rear camera captures everyday moments with talking points still in view. This mode works well for TikTok videos, Instagram Reels, YouTube videos, vlogs, tutorials, and online courses. ● TELEPROMPTER MODE Teleprompter mode displays scrolling text without recording video or audio. It supports presentations, speeches, and rehearsals, with either a full script or a few notes on screen. The adjustable scrolling speed makes it suitable for both practice sessions and live presentations. ● AUDIO RECORDING Audio recording mode keeps scripts or lyrics on screen while recording voiceovers, vocals, and podcast segments. Everything stays in one app, so there’s no need to switch between notes and a separate audio recorder. ● CUSTOMIZATION Scrolling speed, text size, colors, and layout can be adjusted for a comfortable reading experience. Voice-controlled scrolling allows the text to follow the speaker’s voice. Portrait and landscape support provides flexibility for different recording setups. ● FEATURES • Video recording with an on-screen script • Standalone teleprompter mode • Audio recording for voiceovers and vocals • Front and rear camera support • Voice-controlled scrolling • Adjustable scrolling speed • Customizable text size, colors, and layout • Portrait and landscape support

Shot a talking-head video on your phone — one take or ten. Dubl listens to the recording, picks your best takes and hands you a finished vertical video with captions, stickers and clean sound. How it works 1. Pick your files and put them in the order you shot them. 2. The AI listens to the recording, finds your takes and transcribes them. 3. Mark your best takes and arrange the lines — hook first, even if you shot it last. 4. Get your finished video and save it to Photos. What the app does, not you — Finds take boundaries by the pauses between phrases. — Suggests your best take and explains why it's the one. — Adds word-level captions and stickers with numbers and names. — Crops to vertical, adds sound and levels the volume. Your footage stays on your phone Only the audio track is sent off for analysis — your video never leaves your device. Who it's for For people who shoot vertical videos themselves and re-record the same line two or three times: experts, teachers, course creators. Dubl doesn't choose your edit for you — the order of your files and lines is up to you; it handles the transcription, cutting and styling.