Scriptcue vs Rolltake Teleprompter & Camera

Scriptcue is a teleprompter app. It lets you feel confident in front of the camera. You can write your script, put it on screen next to the camera, and record while looking at the lens. HOW IT WORKS Write or paste your script. Open the teleprompter with the front camera. Read from the overlay while you record. The script stays on screen only; it is not burned into your video. Choose word tracking, fixed speed, or manual scroll. Save takes in the app and export them to Photos. FEATURES • Front-camera teleprompter with a resizable overlay • Different scrolling modes : Word tracking, fixed-speed scroll, and manual scroll • Mirror mode, text size, and countdown before you hit record • Scripts and folders to keep your content organized • Video recording, plus studio modes PREMIUM ( Scriptcue Premium ) you can upgrade to Scriptcue Premium and get : - Unlimited scripts, folders, and recordings - Unlimited exports without a watermark - Word tracking whenever you need it - Full access to every prompter setting PERMISSIONS - Camera: to show the preview and record video - Microphone: to capture audio with your video - Speech Recognition: to advance the script with word tracking - Photos: to save recordings you choose to export Privacy Policy: https://walkgate.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-Scriptcue-39cd8756da328057857dec0ee76f330f Terms of Service: https://walkgate.notion.site/Terms-of-Service-Scriptcue-39cd8756da3280318e04c1809a5e8e79

Rolltake is a free teleprompter for iPhone that records the take. Write or import a script, hit play, and read straight down the lens: smooth scrolling, a fixed reading line under the front camera, and controls that fade until you need them. Free. No ads, no account, no subscription, no internet required. Your scripts and your videos stay on your phone. READ AND RECORD IN ONE TAKE - Record from the front camera while the script scrolls over the lens - The text and reading line are never in the video; only you are - Full-resolution recordings with no watermark, saved straight to Photos - Keep recording or leave the app while a take saves in the background - Camera on and camera off keep their own layout: reading line, text width, position, and size 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 - Countdown before scrolling starts: Off, 3, 5, or 10 seconds - Elapsed and remaining time while you read - Reading line at the top, center, or eye line, so your eyes stay near the lens - Screen stays awake for the whole take HANDS-FREE CONTROL - Apple Watch app: play, pause, faster, slower, from your wrist - Neewer teleprompter remotes over Bluetooth: play/pause, text size, and nudge - Presentation clickers, page-turner rings and pedals, Bluetooth keyboards, and game controllers - Speed changes and back-a-sentence while the camera is rolling MADE FOR REAL RIGS - Mirror and vertical flip for beam-splitter teleprompters - Amber and Green themes for classic glass, Paper for bright rooms, Night for dim ones - Four typefaces tuned for reading at a distance: Sans, Serif, Rounded, Mono SCRIPTS, HANDLED - Share text from Notes, Mail, Safari, or any app straight into a new script - Create scripts from Shortcuts, Siri, and Spotlight - Import .txt and Markdown files from the Files app - Export to Notes, Mail, Messages, Files, or AirDrop - Search, sort, and duplicate from the script list - Switch scripts without leaving the prompter - Editor autosaves as you type; spot a typo mid-take and fix it from the prompter WHO IT'S FOR YouTubers and video creators reading to camera. Podcasters and streamers. Course creators recording lessons. Speakers rehearsing a talk. Anyone recording a wedding toast, a pitch, or a eulogy who wants to sound like themselves instead of sounding read. Rolltake does the whole job: it prompts, it records, and it stays out of the way. No watermarks, no upgrade nags, no paywall. Open it, load your words, press record.