Whisprompt vs Rolltake

A teleprompter that listens. You read at your own pace — pause to think, take a detour, start a sentence over — and Whisprompt keeps the script under your voice, line by line. Nothing to hold, no scroll speed to guess right. VOICE TRACKING You speak. It keeps up. Pause, improvise, start a line over — the line stays where you are. No remote, no fixed speed. If you would rather have a steady crawl, Auto is one tap away with the speed under your thumb. READ IT, AND NOBODY CAN TELL While you film, the script shrinks to a narrow band right beside the lens, so the sideways glance never happens. Front or rear camera, and your voice keeps driving the text while it records. LANGUAGES AND ACCENTS One script, three languages, nothing to switch. Whisprompt reads each language from the text itself, and you set the accent for each one. The app itself speaks 29 languages, and yours is one of them. THE PHONE STAYS PUT Start, pause, pace, Voice or Auto — from your Apple Watch. And one glance tells you the prompter is still hearing you. ADD A SCREEN, NOT A RIG A phone, a tablet or a laptop joins over your local network and simply shows the script. You drive from one device and the rest follow — no cables, no capture card. EVERY SCRIPT IN ONE LIST Write in the app, import a file, or link a Notion page and let it keep itself in sync. Each card shows where the text came from and what language it is in. STAY ON THE CLOCK Set a target time and a calm ribbon hints when you are running long or short. A nudge, never a countdown in your face. CUES THAT ARE NEVER READ ALOUD Drop a cue in the text — "pause", "look at the camera", a stage direction — and it appears as a marker on screen without ever being spoken. HOW THE LISTENING WORKS Out of the box Whisprompt uses the speech recognition built into your phone: free, quick, and it may reach the network to do it. Add an offline language pack and the listening moves onto the device instead — same tracking, no signal required. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Rolltake is a teleprompter that gets out of your way. Write your script, hit play, and read - smooth scrolling, a clean reading line, and controls that fade until you need them. Free. No ads, no account, no subscription, no internet required. Your scripts stay on your phone. READ WITHOUT LOSING YOUR PLACE - Ten speed levels instead of a vague slider, remembered per script - Drag to scrub anywhere in the script, with flick momentum - Flubbed a line? One tap jumps back a sentence - Tap to pause, tap to resume - Countdown before scrolling starts, so the first line waits for you - Elapsed and remaining time while you read - Adjustable reading line so your eyes stay near the lens - Screen stays awake for the whole take MADE FOR REAL RIGS - Mirror and vertical flip for beam-splitter teleprompters - Amber and green themes for classic glass, Paper theme for bright rooms, Night for dim ones - Four typefaces tuned for reading at a distance: Sans, Serif, Rounded, Mono - Appearance and speed are saved per script, and your latest setup carries over to new scripts HANDS-FREE CONTROL - Works with Neewer teleprompter remotes over Bluetooth - Works with HID keyboard remotes: presentation clickers, page-turner rings and pedals, Bluetooth keyboards, even game controllers - Play, pause, speed, and back-a-sentence without touching the phone SCRIPTS, HANDLED - Import .txt and Markdown files - Export scripts to share or back up - Search, sort, and duplicate from the script list - Editor autosaves as you type - backgrounding the app never loses a draft - Spot a typo mid-take? Edit straight from the prompter and pick up where you were WHO IT'S FOR YouTubers and video creators reading to camera. Podcasters and streamers. Speakers rehearsing a talk. Anyone recording a wedding toast, a course, a pitch, or a eulogy who wants to sound like themselves instead of sounding read. Rolltake does one thing: it prompts. No watermarks, no recording gimmicks, no upgrade nags. Open it, load your words, press play.