The teleprompter that turns 12 takes into one

The math of recording from memory is brutal. A 10-minute video means holding roughly 1,500 words in your head. Miss one transition and you stop, scroll back, find the sentence, re-set your energy, and go again. Ten takes later, the delivery you liked was in take two — you were just too deep in the process to notice.

Reading fixes the memory problem but creates two new ones: your eyes point at the script instead of the lens (viewers notice within seconds), and fixed-speed prompters force a rhythm that isn't yours — either you rush to catch up or wait awkwardly for the text.

That's the specific gap Lumi was built for: read every word, look at the lens, and keep your own rhythm.

• FlowPrompt follows your voice. The script scrolls as you speak — slow down for emphasis, pause to think, and it stays with you instead of running away.
• Script at the camera line. The overlay sits next to your lens, so eye contact survives the reading. No darting eyes, no glassy stare.
• Recorder built in. Camera, microphone, and prompter in one window. Hit record in the same app you read from.
• Consistent delivery, every video. Paste the script and say exactly what you planned — useful for sponsor reads, product claims, and anything you can't afford to improvise.
• Private by default. Scripts stay on your device — nothing is uploaded to a server.

1. 1

   Paste your script or bullets

   Write where you always write — docs, Notion, AI tools — then paste. Lumi takes continuous text, bullet points, or loose topics.

2. 2

   Set position, size, and speed once

   Drag the prompter under your camera, pick a comfortable font size, and let FlowPrompt handle pacing from there.

3. 3

   Record — and keep the first take

   Deliver the whole script looking at the lens. Fewer retakes means less footage to edit, which is where the real time saving compounds.

The same workflow covers course lessons (record module after module with consistent energy), tutorials and product demos (get the steps right the first time), and short-form content where a tight script is the difference between a hook and a skip. And when you present live instead of recording, Meeting Mode keeps your notes invisible on Zoom, Meet, and Teams.

Prefer not to install anything? Lumi also runs in the browser — same voice-following prompter, zero setup.