A teleprompter for iPad that keeps your eyes on the camera

EyePrompt runs natively on iPad. Your script sits in a narrow band right under the front camera, so you read every word and your eyes stay on the lens. The person watching sees you, not you reading.

It asks where your camera is

iPads put the front camera on different edges: along the top on some models, on the long side on others. EyePrompt asks once and anchors the reading band to your lens, in portrait or landscape. The preview and the recording turn with the iPad.

Narrow on purpose

On a large screen, a full-width teleprompter makes your eyes sweep from side to side, and viewers notice. On iPad the band stays about 7 cm wide by default, the same width in both orientations, centred under the camera. You can widen it in Settings if you prefer.

Record, rehearse, review

• Record portrait or landscape takes with the front camera. Pro exports are clean and go up to 4K on iPad cameras that support it; most iPad front cameras record 1080p.
• Rehearse with the prompter and the camera, without recording.
• Smart Follow moves the script at your pace and waits while you pause. Speech is recognised on the iPad, in the script's language, where the iPad supports it.
• Eye Contact Score after each front-camera take: how much of the time you held the lens. It measures; it never edits your eyes.

One purchase for iPad, iPhone and Mac

EyePrompt is one app with universal purchase: Pro bought on any of them is Pro on all three, monthly, annual, or once for good. Scripts do not sync. There is no account and no network in the app, so scripts stay on the device you wrote them on.

Private by design

No account, no cloud upload, no analytics. Scripts, recordings and speech recognition stay on the iPad, and the App Store privacy label reads Data Not Collected. The app works in Airplane Mode.

One purchase for Mac and iPhone · How to look at the camera while reading

Questions people ask

Is there a teleprompter app for iPad that keeps eye contact?

Yes. EyePrompt is a native iPad app. The script sits in a narrow band right under the iPad's front camera, so you read every word while your eyes stay on the lens, and each front-camera take gets an Eye Contact Score.

Does EyePrompt work in landscape on iPad?

Yes. The camera preview and the recording follow the iPad in portrait and landscape, and the reading band stays centred under the camera. EyePrompt asks once which edge your camera is on, because iPads put it on different sides.

Does one purchase cover iPad, iPhone and Mac?

Yes. EyePrompt is one app with universal purchase, so Pro bought on any of them is Pro on all three. Scripts do not sync: the app has no account and no network, so they stay on the device you wrote them on.