SAYSCROLL is an AI teleprompter that follows your voice, so you can speak naturally instead of constantly adjusting your scroll speed. It supports 60+ languages and works across videos, demos, presentations, and live content. - Built-in video recorder —Record yourself while reading your script - Improvise —The prompter waits while you go off script - Browser based —No downloads or setup - Studio-ready controls —Text size, column width, alignment, +mirror controls for pro screens
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
A while ago, I was applying to an accelerator and had to record a founder interview on camera. I knew what I wanted to say, but the moment I hit record, it became surprisingly difficult to sound natural while remembering everything I wanted to cover.
I tried using a teleprompter, but constantly adjusting the scrolling speed was distracting. I’d either fall behind, get ahead, or lose my place whenever I went off script.
So I started thinking: why can’t a teleprompter just listen to me and follow along?
That became SAYSCROLL
Just paste your script, start speaking, and the teleprompter follows your voice automatically.
I built it first to solve my own problem, but I realized it could be useful for anyone who needs to speak on camera or in front of an audience.
Would love to hear what you think! 🚀
The product experience is pretty smooth. Quite execellent for a small product team or even a larger one. The Ai is well caliberated to understand even the mispronouced words.
What needs improvement
Adding a feature for dynamic script generation will be better. Suppose a person is using this in a debate or going off on an unknown topic, that will really boost the efficacy of this product.
Hi Aditya, I really appreciate your great review and feedback. The idea is interesting and definitely something to consider for the future or even an entirely new product. Again thanks!
Improvise mode is the part I'd test first, since that's where these usually break. Does it pick you back up mid-sentence or wait for a keyword?
@yelyzaveta_kibets Hi Lisa, it picks up right were you left off. You don’t have to do anything more!
@nickolas_damofli Nothing to press is the right answer, an extra step mid-take would defeat the whole point.