For everyone who speaks into a camera

You shoot for clients and have no time on set for technology that asks questions. The iPad hangs on the rig, direction happens from a phone, and your presenter only sees the text. The cut that arrives ten minutes before the take, you type in from the phone.

Intro, transitions, the sponsor read: exactly the places where speaking freely gets bumpy. Following along by microphone keeps the text with you, even when you wander off for a moment. And when a guest is there, they get an iPad of their own.

Course videos live on every episode sounding the same. One project per course, one script per episode, target times beside them, and the reading time tells you in advance whether twelve minutes is realistic.

The department writes, communications approves, somebody from the team speaks. Roles keep that tidy, and whoever only has to sign off gets a link in which they write their comment right where the question is.

Volunteers who change, borrowed equipment, no budget for licences. The free tier is a full prompter, and the remote needs no installation on the phone of a helper, just a QR code to point at.