TeleprompterFlow
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Visit| Fact | TeleprompterFlow | Teleprompterly |
|---|---|---|
| Company headquarters | No headquarters location is stated on the opened maker pages. | The reviewed maker pages do not state a headquarters location. |
| Display controls | The app exposes font size, line height, active-line position, margins, lookahead words and paragraph spacing. | Controls include 24–96 px text, an eye-line marker, progress bar, tap-to-pause and keyboard shortcuts. |
| Founded year | No founding year is stated on the opened maker pages. | The reviewed maker pages do not state a founding year. |
| Languages | The home page advertises support for 34 languages. | The web app supports English, Hindi in Devanagari and mixed-language scripts. |
| Mirror mode | Mirror mode horizontally flips and rotates the display 180 degrees for one-way teleprompter glass. | Mirror mode flips text horizontally for beam-splitter teleprompter glass. |
| Privacy | The site says the app works locally in the browser, scripts stay on the device, and it has zero tracking and zero external servers. | Scripts are stored in browser storage and recordings stay in browser memory until downloaded; the site says nothing is sent to a server. |
| Recording | Integrated video recording can record the user reading a script in split-screen or overlay mode. | The Studio records camera and microphone while the script scrolls over the camera feed, with 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 framing options. |
| Video recording | Recording is built in and supports split-screen or overlay layouts. | Studio records camera and microphone footage in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 frames with a countdown and timer. |
| What it does | TeleprompterFlow is a voice-controlled teleprompter for creators, streamers and presenters. | Teleprompterly is a browser teleprompter that lets creators read scripts while recording camera video or audio. |
TeleprompterFlow suits people who present, stream, or create videos and want scripts to move with their speech. Its offline browser use and mirror mode may fit readers who need a local, adjustable teleprompter.
Teleprompterly suits creators who want to read a script while recording in a browser. It can also suit people using a phone or tablet browser, including for vertical recording.