A Hazardsecurity tool · teleprompter
Eyeline floats your script over your live camera, scrolls it at the words per minute you choose, and records the take right there. No account, no upload: every take stays on your device.
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Hi, I'm Ada. In the next minute I'll show you how we get every parcel to the right door the first time.
Before a rider leaves, we call the customer, confirm they're in, and get a landmark a rider can actually see.
Riders get the clean address on their phone. No more circling the estate.
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How it works
Five steps, in the order a studio runs them.
The controls
Set the speed the way presenters talk about it. Eyeline works out the scroll from your text size, so the pace holds when you change it.
Three, two, one, clap. The clap is the moment recording and scrolling start together, the same way a slate marks sync on a film set.
Using a beam-splitter rig? Flip the script so it reads correctly in the glass.
Drag the script box up next to your camera and size it so your eyes barely travel. A green eye-line shows where to read.
In Chrome and Edge, pop the script into a small window that stays on top of Zoom, Meet or OBS.
Recording runs in the browser. Takes list with their length and size; download the keepers.
Privacy
Eyeline has no video server. The browser asks for your camera, records with its own recorder, and holds each take in memory until you download it. Your script and settings are saved in your browser, on this device only.
Where it works
The camera needs a secure page, so open Eyeline at its https address. Phones work too.
| Browser | Camera | Recording | Floating window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chrome or Edge on a computer | Yes | Yes (WebM) | Yes |
| Safari on a Mac | Yes | Yes (MP4) | No |
| Firefox | Yes | Yes (WebM) | No |
| Phones (Chrome, Safari) | Yes | Yes | No |
Questions
Yes. There's no account and nothing to install. Open it and press Record.
No. Recording happens inside your browser, and each take is kept in that tab until you download it. Eyeline has no server that stores video, so close the tab and unsaved takes are gone.
Whatever your browser records best: MP4 in Safari, WebM in Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Both play in common editors; convert WebM to MP4 if your editor asks for it.
Many presenters land somewhere around 130 to 160 words per minute. Eyeline starts at 140; do one take, then move the speed until you stop chasing the text.
Yes. Turn on Mirror text for glass and the script is flipped so it reads correctly in a beam-splitter teleprompter.
The always-on-top window uses a browser feature that only Chrome and Edge on computers have today. Everywhere else, read from the script box on the camera view.
Paste your script, frame your shot, and let the slate count you in.
Open Eyeline