10月6日的On Cue Teleprompter应用程序分析

On Cue is a teleprompter that follows your voice. Speak, and the script scrolls with you. Stop, and it waits. Paraphrase a line, skip a word, or start a sentence again — it keeps your place, because it listens to what you actually say rather than scrolling at a fixed speed you have to chase. The front camera records while you read, with the script over the picture, so your eyes stay near the lens instead of tracking down the screen. FOLLOWS YOUR VOICE Speech recognition matches what you say against your script and keeps the line you are on at the reading line. Pause as long as you like. Say "scroll up" or "scroll down" to step a line without touching your phone. RECORDS AS YOU READ Tap Record and On Cue starts listening and filming together, in one tap. Front-camera capture with the script overlaid, saved straight to your Photos library. Choose HD or 4K and the frame rate your iPhone supports. BUILT TO BE READ FROM Left, center, right, or justified text alignment, adjustable text size, a reading line you can drag to sit near the lens, and per-word contrast so the script survives over a bright background. The controls stay put while you read, so nothing shifts under your thumb. SCROLL BY HAND WHEN YOU NEED TO Drag through the script yourself to skip ahead — release, and voice tracking picks up right from where you dragged to, so pausing to set up a later scene is one motion, not a fight to get back on track. KNOWS HOW LONG IT RUNS Word count and estimated run time as you write, then elapsed time, time remaining and your pace while you speak — measured from how fast you actually talk, not assumed. WRITE OR OPEN A SCRIPT Type directly in a full-screen editor, or open a file from Files or iCloud Drive (.txt, .md, .rtf) — edits save back to it automatically. Line breaks and blank lines carry over, so deliberate gaps stay as ad-lib room. REMEMBERS YOUR SETTINGS Text size, alignment, margins, pace and the rest of your preferences carry over to your next session. IPHONE AND IPAD One purchase covers both. On iPad the larger screen holds more of the script above the reading line, which suits a lectern or a desk; on iPhone it goes wherever you do. NO SUBSCRIPTION, NO ACCOUNT Buy it once. Speech recognition prefers Apple's on-device recogniser; if your iPhone has not downloaded the offline speech model, iOS falls back to Apple's speech service to transcribe. Your script and your recordings never leave the device.