A teleprompter for iPad, no app required
The iPad makes a great reading screen. Open the Display link on it, mount it behind glass if you have a rig, and drive the scroll from your phone. Nothing to install.
A browser teleprompter on your iPad
The iPad is the screen most people already own that is the right size for prompting. Open the Display link for your Event in Safari and the iPad shows clean scrolling text, sized how you set it. There is no App Store download and no account needed on the iPad itself. It is a link, so it works on any iPad that can open a web page.
How it works on iPad
Create an Event and add your Script from any device, then send the Display link to the iPad. Open it, set the text size, width, and speed once, and NextPrompt remembers those settings for that Script. Mount the iPad on a stand by your camera, or slide it behind the glass on a teleprompter rig and flip the text so it reads correctly in the mirror.
Control it from another device
Keep the Control link on your phone or laptop. Start, pause, and change speed there, and the iPad follows instantly. You never have to touch the iPad once it is in position, which matters when it is mounted behind glass or across the room. Hand the Control link to a helper and they can drive the scroll while you present.
Questions
Does NextPrompt need an iPad app?
No. NextPrompt runs in Safari or any modern browser on your iPad. You open a link instead of installing an app, so there is nothing to download and nothing to update.
Can I use an iPad behind a teleprompter rig?
Yes. Mount the iPad behind the beam-splitter glass and flip the text horizontally or vertically in NextPrompt so it reads correctly in the reflection.
Can I control the iPad prompter from my phone?
Yes. Open the Control link on your phone and the Display link on the iPad. Start, pause, and speed changes on the phone show up on the iPad in real time.
Open a teleprompter in your browser
Free to start. No install, no app, no card. Paste your script, open it on the screen you read from, and control the scroll from another device.