This release adds a few new pages and features, expands what free users can do, and opens Speakflow up to outside tools. Here's what changed.
New Features
Sign in with Apple — You can now sign up or log in using your Apple ID, alongside the existing Google and email options.
Free accounts can invite guests — Inviting someone to your team no longer requires a paid plan. Free users can now invite guests to view or edit individual scripts. Full team workspaces still require Studio.
Redesigned Add-ons — The Add-ons section of billing has been rebuilt. Pricing, what's included, and what you've already added are easier to read at a glance.
Demo settings drawer — A new side panel for adjusting demo settings, so you can change the demo experience without leaving the page.
Workflow Improvements
Filters in the folders section — You can now filter the folder list, which helps if you have a lot of folders to sort through.
Confirmation when removing a script — Deleting a script now asks you to confirm first, so it's harder to lose work by accident.
Updated teleprompter icons — The teleprompter now uses a new set of icons for a cleaner, more consistent look.
For Developers
Speakflow can now connect to other tools and apps. If you're a developer, you can plug your own software into your Speakflow account to read scripts, organize folders, and more.
- Connect-keys tied to a single workspace — You can create a key that only gives access to one workspace, so an outside tool can't see scripts from anywhere else in your account.
- A place to manage your keys — You can now create and remove keys from inside the app. Scripts also show where they were created: the web app or a connected tool.
- Documentation page — A new page that explains what developers can do with Speakflow and how to get started.
- Workspaces and folders can now be managed from outside tools — Developers can read and organize workspaces and folders without opening the app.
- Sort, filter, and page through scripts from outside tools — The same controls you use in the web app are now available to connected tools.
Bug Fixes
- Editors used to only be able to work on scripts that were shared with them. They can now create their own scripts inside a workspace.
- Fixed an issue where voice-tracked scrolling would keep trying to reconnect forever if its connection dropped.
Polish
- When you create a new folder, it's opened automatically so you can start using it right away.
- Cleaned up the color picker used for annotations.
That's the April 2026 roundup! We read all your feedback, so feel free to reach out!
