One window instead of four programs
Making a talking-head video usually means juggling tools that don't know about each other, then an evening of editing. Teleprompter does all of it in the order you actually work.
A teleprompter appA screen recorder for websitesA graphics program for cards and name captionsA video editor to cut the mistakes
Script, teleprompter, graphics, website clips, recording, editing and captions, in one place that remembers everything about your video.
From a blank page to an upload
Three steps. Each one hands its work to the next, so nothing gets retyped or re-timed.
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Write
Type it, press Transcribe and talk it, or give Claude a book chapter, PDF, web page or recording to draft from.
Every section gets a timestamp, and you see straight away when one is too long for its slot.

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Record
Read to your webcam while the words glide past the reading line at your speed, or let it follow your voice.
Cards, lower thirds, website clips and music drop into the recording at the moment you reach them in the script.

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Finish
Say “cut that” when you flub, pause, and read it again.
One click removes the mistakes and long pauses, levels the sound for YouTube, and saves an MP4 with captions and chapters.

Writing the script
A script here isn't a document. It knows its sections, how long each will take to say, and where every graphic goes.
Talk instead of typing
Press Transcribe and speak. Magic words do the formatting while you talk:
full stopnew paragraphshort pauselower thirdadd cardnext linenew sectionscratch thatLet Claude draft it
Say what the video is about, add your material, pick the length, audience and tone. Claude writes it straight into the editor, and only uses facts from your material when you give it some.
Check it before you record
Ask Claude to check the whole script, one section or one paragraph, for accuracy, sourcing and how it sounds read aloud.
Timing you can trust
Retime sets every timestamp from the words at your speaking pace, and each section shows whether it fits.


Reading it to camera
Built for reading out loud, so you look at the lens instead of hunting for your place.
Smooth, at your pace
Steady speed, manual, or following your voice as you speak. Speed changes ease in, so the text never jumps.
Pauses you can see
A slash is a breath and a double slash is a beat. Pronunciation hints sit above tricky words.
Your phone is the remote
Scan a code and play, pause, change speed, jump sections, start recording and mark retakes from across the room.
Ready for glass
Mirror and flip for a beam-splitter rig, five colour schemes, and a countdown before you start.


Graphics, music and intros
The parts that usually send you off to another program.
Cards and lower thirds that make themselves
Type or say the words and they're drawn from your own template, then placed in the video when you read that line. Or upload your own images.
Music under your voice
Add a track, set its volume and length, and it's mixed into the recording at the right moment.
Record your intro once
Save a standard block such as “who I am” as a video. Every script that uses it plays that video, with a countdown on the teleprompter.
Watch it before you record
Preview any section as the finished video over a stand-in for your camera: captions, graphics and music included.


Showing websites
Show the page itself, moving, instead of a screenshot.
Record any site, at any shape
Landscape for YouTube, vertical for Shorts, or square. Scroll, click and type as you talk over it.
Glide in close
Double-click to zoom slowly on the part that matters, or stare at it for three seconds. Eye control is experimental
Stay on screen
Your camera sits in a corner while the website plays, as a rounded box or a circle.
Straight into the script
Save the recording and it's in the script with its exact length, plus what you said written down.

Finishing the video
The edit that used to take an evening, done while you make a cup of tea.
Retakes disappear
Say “cut that”, press Backspace, or tap Retake on your phone. The flub is cut back to the pause before it.
Long pauses shortened, never the cards
You choose how long a pause can be. Silence while a card or website is on screen is left alone.
Sound levelled for YouTube
Every video comes out at YouTube's own loudness, so viewers don't reach for the volume.
Captions, and what you actually said
Captions timed to the edited video, and a check against the script: every line you skipped, changed or added.


Made for people who talk to a camera for a living, or want to
- Explainer channelsSourced videos where the wording matters, the cards carry citations, and the description needs its sources.
- AuthorsTurn book chapters into episodes: bring in the PDF, let Claude draft it, and read it in your own voice.
- Teachers and course makersLessons with slides as cards, websites shown live, and captions for every video.
- BusinessesProduct updates and training videos without booking an editor or learning editing software.
Your own private install
When you sign up you don't get a login to a shared app. You get your own copy of Teleprompter, running separately from everyone else's.
Its own address
Your install lives at its own web address, and only your login opens it. Your phone remote gets its own private key.
Its own folder
Your scripts, recordings, graphics and settings are kept in your install's folder, apart from every other customer's.
Updates when you're ready
New versions show an Update button inside your install. Nothing changes under you mid-project.
Take everything with you
Download all your scripts, recordings and settings as one file whenever you like.
History and daily backups
Every save is kept, so you can go back to any earlier version, and a backup is made each day.
Straight about privacy
Captions are made on the server your install runs on. Claude only runs with your own key. Live dictation uses your browser's speech service, which in Chrome is Google's.
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Try everything free for 7 days
No card to start. If you carry on, one simple plan with every feature.
Free trial
£0 for 7 days
- Every feature, nothing held back
- 5 GB for recordings
- Comes with a demo script to record straight away
- Download everything you made, even if you don't carry on
Teleprompter
£12 a month
- Your own private install
- 50 GB for recordings
- Finishing, captions and script checks
- Every update, when you choose to take it
Cancel any time. Download everything you've made whenever you like.
Start with the free trialQuestions
Do I need to install anything?
No. Your install runs on our server and opens in Chrome or Edge. Allow the camera and microphone the first time, and that's it.
Will it work with my camera and microphone?
Any webcam or microphone your browser can see, recording in 720p or 1080p. A USB microphone makes the biggest difference to how your videos sound.
How long does my recording take to upload?
Each take is saved to your install as you finish it. A ten-minute take at 1080p is usually a few hundred megabytes, so on a typical home connection it takes a minute or two.
What happens when my trial ends?
Your install pauses. Nothing is deleted straight away: choose a plan to carry on where you left off, or download everything you made from your account.
Do I have to use Claude?
No. You can type, dictate or build a script from your own material without AI. Claude only runs if you add your own Anthropic API key in Settings, and Anthropic bills that usage to you.
Can I still finish videos in my own editor?
Yes. Download the takes, the transparent lower-third images, the cards and the cue sheet with the time every graphic appeared.
How accurate are the captions?
Very good for clear speech. Check unusual names before you upload, as with any automatic captions.
Does eye control really work with a webcam?
Roughly, which is why zooming needs a three-second stare. It needs a quick calibration, good light and a fairly still head. Double-click and voice commands do the same job precisely.
Can I cancel?
Any time. Download your data first from your account, then delete your install there, or just stop paying and it pauses.