Hey Product Hunt, I'm Javokhir, and I make Soyla.

Most teleprompters scroll at a speed you set. You chase the text, or you stop to think and it keeps going without you. Soyla's script follows your voice instead.

Waits for you. The script scrolls as you speak and eases to a stop when you pause. Go off script and it holds. Skip a sentence or two and it finds you. Jump further and it asks before it moves, instead of leaping on a guess. It tells you how sure it is: confident, fairly sure or unsure.

Measured. In tests on Apple devices with synthetic voices, the follower is typically 1.2 words behind your voice and moving again within 0.4 seconds after a pause in 95 of 100 restarts. That's the bar every update has to clear, not a promise for every room. The method is on getsoyla.com.

No account, no cloud. Speech is recognized on your device and never sent anywhere. Scripts and recordings stay on your device until you share them. There's no sign-in, no password, nothing to sign up for.

From script to finished video. The editor gives you pauses, breath marks, emphasis and pronunciation notes with nothing to memorize. Record with the script right by the lens, retake from any sentence instead of starting over, trim, reshape for any feed, even out the sound to the level most online video uses, and share. Never a watermark.

Soyla is for anyone who reads to a camera: founders recording demos, creators, teachers, people rehearsing a talk.

It runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android. Yearly starts with 7 days free, and Lifetime is paid once.

I'd love honest feedback, especially on these:

Where does voice following lose you (fast speech, an accent, a noisy room)?
Which language do you read in?
What would make you switch from how you do it today?

I'll be here all day answering every comment.