Place the Android device below the glass
Use a phone or tablet as the script screen. Increase brightness and keep the device stable under the rig.
Android teleprompter built by a creator for creators
Read clearly.Record confidently.
WKB Teleprompter helps creators, teachers, presenters, and small production teams run scripts smoothly on Android phones and tablets.
Tablet below. Glass at 45 degrees. Camera behind the glass.
How to use WKB with teleprompter glass
Put the script where the camera is.
A beamsplitter teleprompter lets the speaker read from an Android phone or tablet while looking into the camera lens. WKB Teleprompter provides the mirrored playback and local controls; the glass rig reflects the script toward the speaker while the camera records through the glass.
Turn on Mirror playback
The reflected text becomes readable in the angled glass, while the camera still records a clean image.
Align the camera through the glass
Put the lens behind the beamsplitter and frame the speaker normally. The speaker reads near the lens.
Set speed, font size, and orientation
Adjust the reading speed and text size for the distance, then use portrait or landscape for the rig.
Control the take without touching the screen
Use Bluetooth HID controls, or run a host/follower setup when a second Android device should stay in sync.
Simple prompting workflow
Everything for a clean take.
WKB Teleprompter keeps the core prompting workflow simple: choose a script, set speed and text size, mirror the text for glass rigs, and keep playback available even when the network is unreliable.
Local sync for two-device prompting
Use one device to lead, another to follow.
For multi-device setups, a trusted follower can match the host playback over local Wi-Fi. The devices keep the same reading point while each screen uses the text size that fits its own display.
Offline-first scripts
Create, edit, import, and play local scripts without depending on mobile data or cloud access.
Mirror playback
Use mirrored or normal text for beamsplitter glass, front-camera rigs, presentations, and rehearsals.
Bluetooth HID controls
Control prompting with compatible presenters, keyboards, pedals, and mice using standard HID input.
Phone and tablet layouts
Work in portrait or landscape, with a playback surface tuned for real Android screens.
Designed around real prompting problems
Smooth text is the product.
The first version focuses on the fundamentals users notice immediately: readable text, smooth playback, predictable pause/seek behavior, practical script management, and dependable local control.
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