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What Teleprompter Premium does
Teleprompter Premium is a scrolling teleprompter for iPhone. You write or edit a script in the app, set a speed, and read as it scrolls while it records. It's free to download, its free version records up to 10 seconds at 720p, and as of October 2026 it has no App Store ratings yet.
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What Atrio does differently
Atrio follows your pace instead of asking you to follow its own. Voice follow listens as you read, moves the line only when you say the words, and stops when you pause, so you don't have to pick a scroll speed. Our voice-activated teleprompter guide explains how it works.
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Side by side
| Atrio | Teleprompter Premium | |
|---|---|---|
| Pacing | Voice-activated: moves when you speak, waits when you stop | Scrolls at a speed you set |
| Price | Free to download. Free for 3 voice sessions, then a one-time $14.99 unlock. No subscription. | Free to download; in-app pricing not verified here |
| App Store rating | New app, no rating history yet | No ratings yet, as of October 2026 |
| Offline | Yes, speech recognition runs on the iPhone | Not verified here |
| Scripts | A folder of .txt/.md files you already have | Not verified here |
Teleprompter Premium details are from its App Store listing (id6772535254) as of October 2026. We haven't tested it, so rows marked 'not verified' are left open instead of guessed.
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Questions about voice-activated vs. scroll
- Is Teleprompter Premium free?
- Its App Store listing says it's free to download. We haven't verified its in-app pricing or tested the app, so that's all we can say.
- Does Atrio scroll at a fixed speed like Teleprompter Premium?
- It can. Autoplay (by words per minute) and manual scroll are both there and always free. Voice follow is the extra: it follows your speech instead of a fixed number.
- Why would I pick a voice-activated teleprompter over a scrolling one?
- A fixed scroll speed can't tell when you stop to breathe or look up. Voice follow holds the line until you start talking again, so you don't lose your place.
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