Features
Teleprompter Writing Assistant Teleprompter Scroll Modes (Auto, Manual & Flow) Teleprompter Mirroring Syncing Devices (with Remote Mode) Recording Video In-Browser Overlay (Virtual Teleprompter for Zoom, Google Meet, etc) Teams Organizing your Team with Groups Voice Commands Version History Labels Bookmarks Ignoring Device InputSyncing Devices (with Remote Mode)
TLDR: Remotely control/sync other devices.
Overview
You can use Remote Mode to control your script on multiple devices. For example, you can control your laptop or tablet, from your Phone – allowing you to start/stop the teleprompter, change the font size, mirror the text, etc.
Example Use Cases
1. Control phone or tablet from your laptop:
Open the script on your laptop, click "Remote" then scan the QR code from your phone/tablet. If you're using Flow, your phone and tablet can be far away because Speakflow will use your mic from the laptop.
2. Read from a TV:
Connect your laptop to a TV and use your phone to control the laptop: Open the script on your phone and enter the remote URL into the laptop. You'll be able to control the laptop with your phone. It will use your phone's microphone in flow mode.
Open the script on your laptop, click "Remote" then scan the QR code from your phone/tablet. If you're using Flow, your phone and tablet can be far away because Speakflow will use your mic from the laptop.
2. Read from a TV:
Connect your laptop to a TV and use your phone to control the laptop: Open the script on your phone and enter the remote URL into the laptop. You'll be able to control the laptop with your phone. It will use your phone's microphone in flow mode.
To get started:
Sign in to Speakflow on another device and open the script. They will automatically sync.
Once the script is open on 2 devices, they'll sync — changes in one will affect the other. For example, if you change the font size or text alignment on screen A, these changes will also occur on Screen B and vice versa.
If you're using multiple devices, it may be useful to ignore a device's microphone — click here to learn more.
Once the script is open on 2 devices, they'll sync — changes in one will affect the other. For example, if you change the font size or text alignment on screen A, these changes will also occur on Screen B and vice versa.
If you're using multiple devices, it may be useful to ignore a device's microphone — click here to learn more.