Made for YouTube

Talk to the lens, not to your notes.

For talking-head videos, tutorials and Shorts. Your script scrolls just under the front camera, so viewers see you looking at them while you read.

The Gazecue prompter on iPhone: the script scrolls in large white text, with speed at 150 words per minute, play and the pink record button at the bottom.
Real app screen. The blurred background stands in for your camera image.

How to

From script to take in a few minutes.

  1. Paste your scriptPaste from your notes app or import a .txt, .md, .rtf or .pdf. The editor shows the word count and how long the video will run.
  2. Pick a pace you can say out loudStart around the speed you talk, then adjust with plus and minus while it scrolls.
  3. Raise the reading lineThe higher the line, the closer your eyes stay to the front camera.
  4. Record, then record againEvery take is saved in Recordings. Watch them back, keep the best one, share it or save it to Photos.

Settings to try

A starting point for talking-head videos.

Free takes stop at 1:00 and shared videos carry a small mark. Pro removes both, and adds 60 fps and 4K where your iPhone supports it. Compare plans.

  • CameraFront
  • Reading lineHigh, near the camera
  • Text sizeLarge enough to read at arm’s length
  • Countdown3 seconds
  • Short clipsFit in a free 1:00 take

Also made for

Other ways people use it.

Look at the lens. Read every word.

Free to download for iPhone and iPad. Pro is optional.

Download on the App Store

Free download. No account needed.