- Category
- Publishing & commerce
- Status
- In development
- Platforms
- iOS, Android
- Stack
- React Native, Expo, TypeScript, NativeWind, on-device speech recognition
SyncPrompt listens while you read and matches what you actually said against the script, keeping the current line centred. Pause to think or ad-lib a sentence and the prompt waits for you. Recognition runs on the device, so no audio is sent anywhere.
Every teleprompter has the same failure: it scrolls at a speed you set in advance. Stop to think, repeat a line, or add a sentence that was not in the script, and it keeps going without you.
Tracking, not scrolling
SyncPrompt recognises what you are saying and aligns it to the script, so the highlighted line is the one you are on. The alignment has to survive you saying almost-but-not-quite what was written, which is the normal case rather than the exception — that matcher is the core of the app and is tested independently of the UI.
On the device
Recognition runs locally. Nothing is recorded to a server, which matters rather more for a tool you point at yourself while you talk.
- Voice-tracked position
- The script advances from what you actually say, so pauses and ad-libs do not lose your place.
- Tolerant matching
- The tracker aligns approximate speech to the script rather than requiring an exact reading.
- Prompter-rig ready
- Mirrored display and adjustable type size for use with a beam-splitter rig.
- Lifetime unlock
- One purchase removes the recording limit and the ads.
Captures of SyncPrompt are pending. We would rather show you nothing than a drawing of a screen that was never photographed.