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- Last updated
- September 4, 2024
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Releases
Updates seen on the App Store- Version
- 2.0.0
- Launched
- January 2024
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Technology
Found in the app by AppBrain- Price
- Free
- App size
- 32.7 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
Technologies used by CamPrompter
About the app and developer
About CamPrompter
CamPrompter was a photo & video app developed by Quinston Pimenta. It was removed from the App Store Jan 29, 2026.
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App Information
CamPrompter was free. The app size was 32.65 MB. The last available version was 2.0.0. The last update was on September 4, 2024.
Technical Requirements
The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on the App Store since January 2024.
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Frequently asked questions about CamPrompter
Is CamPrompter free?
Yes. CamPrompter was free on the App Store.
Is CamPrompter still available?
No. CamPrompter was removed from the App Store. We last saw it there Jan 29, 2026.
How large is CamPrompter?
CamPrompter is 32.65 MB.
Is CamPrompter suitable for children?
App Store rates the content of CamPrompter as suitable for everyone.
Who made CamPrompter?
CamPrompter was developed by Quinston Pimenta. It was listed in the photo & video category on the App Store.
Store listing
By Quinston Pimenta, from the App StoreDescription by Quinston Pimenta Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
Talking into a camera is incredibly daunting for a lot of people, myself included. Every single time I think of recording a video for a new topic... the first thing that I focus on is doing my research and writing the script. I'm definitely not from the "talk-in-front-of-the-camera-on-command" gene pool but even after writing the script, I still have issues trying to record the video.
The first issue is usually trying the memorize the whole script (which is unrealistic given the amount of time I have and the length of the script). The second option is to record the video in parts. Look at the script, read a line, look at the camera while trying to say the line correctly, and the look back at the script and repeat the process. It isn't very fun and usually takes the fun out of the whole process.
I wonder how other people do it—I mean, I'm sure not everyone who is recording videos of themselves is born with this natural talent. Or are they? If they are—don't we mere mortals also deserve an opportunity to do the same?
We wanted to wield some sort of technology, that would allow us to post scripted short videos as fast as possible on social media. It struck us that the front camera is the best sort of camera to record quick videos for social media, as there is very little need for frame adjustment (as you see your face while you're recording it). Just slap the script on top of it and you're good to go. AND That's how we came up with CamPrompter.
CamPrompter is a front-camera-enabled teleprompter and the way it works is super simple.
1. Write your script.
2. Add the script in the app.
3. Start recording.
4. Tap the text to start auto-scroll.
—AND YOU'RE DONE.
It is that simple.
The most special feature of CamPrompter is that—
**While you're reading the text, it seems as if your eyes are looking at the camera!**
Because of this—when your viewers view your final video, they won't be able to differentiate whether you're reading from a script or speaking naturally. This effect goes a long way in retaining user attention and creating a space where the viewer feels like there is an actual one-to-one conversation in action.
Features
- Record videos from your front or back camera, while reading from a superimposed script.
- The script is placed in a way that your eyes focus on the camera, simulating
a conversation with your audience even though you're reading from a script.
Adjust the scroll speed according to your comfort level.
- Record in portrait or landscape mode
- Align the text to either left, right, or center.
Uses
- Can be used for making videos for Instagram in portrait mode.
- Using the landscape mode you can create content for LinkedIn, YouTube, and other platforms.
- Social media influencers can use Comprompter to create videos where they
read and interact with the audience at the same time.
- Great for students and professionals to record for job interviews.