TakeKit vs Kinberry

Stop memorizing every line. TakeKit is a teleprompter camera for creators, coaches, and founders. Write your script, hit record, and read from an on-screen guide that only you can see — your exported video is always clean. READ WHILE YOU RECORD • The guide scrolls automatically as you speak (speech recognition, fully on-device) • Or use fixed-speed scrolling with instant speed control • The current line stays highlighted mid-screen so you never get lost • Eye-contact mode docks the text next to the front lens — you appear to look straight at the camera BUILT FOR TAKES • Record as many takes as you need, grouped by script • Resume from where you stopped — no re-reading from the top • Mark your best take with a star, rename it, compare attempts • Live mic meter so you never discover bad audio too late • Dual camera: record front and back at the same time (supported devices) EXPORT CLEAN • Crop to 9:16, 16:9, 1:1, or 4:5 for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, YouTube • Trim, then export in up to 1080p — the guide text is never in the video • Pro: burn in auto-generated captions, timed word by word • Pro: auto-cut silences and dead air YOURS, PRIVATELY • No account, no login — your scripts and takes sync privately through your own iCloud • Speech recognition runs on your iPhone; nothing is sent anywhere • Share text from any app straight into TakeKit as a new script PAY ONCE, OWN IT TakeKit is free for up to 5 scripts and 5 recordings with a small watermark. TakeKit Pro is a single one-time purchase — no subscription, no renewal, ever. It unlocks unlimited scripts and takes, speech-paced auto-scroll, captions, silence cutting, and watermark-free export. Write it once. Say it like you mean it.

Every moment happened somewhere. Kinberry keeps the place with the photos, so an afternoon at the lake stays somewhere you can point at, not a date buried in a camera roll. Keep a moment whole A moment is a place, a day, a few photos, and a line about what happened. Add it in under a minute — from photos you already took, with the place and the date filled in for you. See your life as a map Your moments become pins. Zoom out and a year is a shape: the park you walked to every week, the beach you drove three hours for, the corner table at the restaurant you keep going back to. Tap a place to see everything that happened there. Share the ones worth sharing Make an album and invite the people who were there — the other parent, the grandparents, the friends who came along. They see the moments, the photos, and the places, and they can add their own photos from the same afternoon. Everyone ends up with the day from more than one angle. Sharing that you can take back Nothing is public. Nothing is posted. A link works for the people you send it to and stops when you say so — every link you've made is on one screen, with a switch to turn it off. There is no feed, no algorithm, and no one browsing your family. Bring the whole camera roll Import by month and Kinberry groups photos into the outings they came from, using the time and place already in them. Years of photos become a map in an evening. Everyone at their own age If the moment includes children, Kinberry shows how old they were that day — "2y 4m" — on every moment, so you never have to count backwards. Yours to keep Private by default. Export every original photo and a file describing each moment whenever you want. Delete your account, and everything goes with it.