What's free in Atrio, exactly
Always free: downloading the app, opening scripts from Files or iCloud Drive, autoplay by words per minute, and manual scroll.
Free to try, then optional: voice follow, which matches your speech to the script and waits when you stop. It's free for your first 3 sessions. After that, a one-time $14.99 payment keeps it on for good. There's no subscription.
Why 'free' sometimes means something else
Some apps called free on the App Store limit the free version. Teleprompter Premium's listing, for example, says its free version records up to 10 seconds at 720p. In Atrio, autoplay and manual scroll have no limit, with no watermark and no ads. The only paid feature is voice follow after your third session, and you pay for it once.
Getting started for free
Choose a folder of .txt or .md scripts in Files or iCloud Drive, the ones you already have. Turn on autoplay, set a words-per-minute pace, and start reading. That costs nothing, today or later.
Questions about the free version
- Is Atrio really free?
- The download is free, and autoplay and manual scroll are always free. Voice follow is free for your first 3 sessions, then a one-time $14.99 unlock, not a subscription.
- Does the free version have ads or a watermark?
- No. There are no ads in Atrio, before or after you unlock voice follow.
- What happens after my 3 free voice sessions?
- Autoplay and manual scroll keep working as before. To keep using voice follow, you unlock it once for $14.99.
- Can I use a free teleprompter app without an account?
- Yes, with Atrio. There's no login and no cloud; your scripts stay in a folder on your iPhone or in iCloud Drive.