I'm launching Orate here on 29 September. It's a phone teleprompter, and I built it around one thing I kept noticing: in most teleprompter videos you can tell the person is reading. Their eyes drift down the screen and snap back at the end of each line.
Orate keeps the script in a narrow band right under the front camera, so your eyes barely move from the lens. It also keeps your take if the app dies mid-recording.
Most teleprompter apps fill the screen with your script, so your eyes visibly travel to read it. Orate keeps the script in a narrow band right under the front camera, so you stay looking at the lens. Takes are crash-safe: if the app is killed mid-recording, you keep everything up to that second. Read times are measured per language, not from an English word count. No account, no watermark, nothing uploaded, and it works offline. 12 languages, iPhone and Android.
