Talk. It moves.
The page advances only while you’re speaking, at your pace.
In active development. Features subject to change.
Castline is the teleprompter that follows your voice. The page moves when you do. Coming soon to iPhone.

Join the list and we’ll email you when it’s ready to download.
One email when Castline is ready for iPhone.
The first 10 signups also get a TestFlight beta invite by email when the beta opens.
Follow, scripts and recording, in active development builds.
Plans and pricing, shared with the list first.
Castline launches on iPhone.
Castline is in active development. Features, design and availability shown here are subject to change.
With Follow on, Castline listens to your pace and matches your words to the script, so the page moves under the amber reading line as you speak.
The page advances only while you’re speaking, at your pace.
Breathe, think, land the line. The script stays put.
Ad-lib as long as you like. Come back and it picks up.
Start a later line and the page scrolls forward to meet you.
Castline comes back with you, without jittery jumps.
Just one amber reading line. No flashing words, nothing extra to track. Your script sits where your eyes need it. Prefer a classic prompter? Set your own scroll speed instead.
Capture your take with the script on screen, up to 4K, saved straight to Photos.
Paste, import, or begin with an AI-written script, then rewrite until it sounds like you.
A steady scroll at the words-a-minute you set, with adjustable text size.
A Bluetooth keyboard or page-turner, or another iPhone. No internet or account needed.
Mirrored text for teleprompter glass, with controls kept out of the way.
Castline is coming soon to iPhone. Join the list and we’ll email you when it’s ready to download.
With Follow on, Castline listens to your pace and matches what you say to your script. The page moves under the amber reading line while you talk and waits when you pause.
Go off script and Castline holds your place until you come back to your words. Skip a line and it catches up. Say a line again and it comes back with you.
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