Key facts
| Name | Float Script (two words) |
|---|---|
| App Store name | Float Script: Teleprompter |
| What it is | A floating teleprompter: your script shows in a small window on top of other apps |
| Works on | iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. There is no Android or Mac app. A free online teleprompter on this site works in any browser. |
| Price | Free, with no ads and no account. Version 1.0 has no in-app purchases. |
| Current version | 1.0, released November 2026 |
| App Store category | Photo & Video |
| App language | English |
| Made by | Tinycom LLC, listed as Tiny company on the App Store |
| Website | floatscript.app |
| Download | App Store |
| Contact | [email protected] |
What Float Script does
Float Script shows your script in a Picture in Picture window that stays on screen over other apps. You paste a script, tap Start, then open the iPhone Camera app, TikTok, Instagram or any other camera app and record there. The script sits next to the camera, so you can read it while you look at the lens.
Float Script doesn't record video. The video, and its filters, effects and sounds, come from the camera app you film in, and the script never appears in it.
How it works
- Paste or type a script.
- Choose how it scrolls in settings.
- Tap Start. The script moves into a floating window and the iPhone goes to the Home Screen.
- Open a camera app and record while you read.
- To finish, open Float Script and tap Stop, or tap the floating window.
Three ways to scroll
| Way to scroll | How the script moves | Microphone |
|---|---|---|
| Follow my words | It listens and moves word by word as you read, and waits when you stop talking. | On while floating |
| Fixed speed | It scrolls at the speed you set. | Off |
| AirPods volume | It moves two lines each time you press the AirPods stem or swipe the volume. | Off |
More on the voice activated teleprompter.
Other features
- Your last 50 scripts are saved automatically. Recent scripts shows how many times you've read each one and your reading speed in words per minute.
- A size slider sets the text size. The editor shows the script with the same line breaks as the floating window.
- No account or sign-up.
Who it's for
People who film themselves talking on an iPhone and want to read a script without memorizing it: creators making TikToks, Reels and Shorts, and anyone recording tutorials, product demos, announcements or video messages. Guides: read a script while recording, teleprompter for TikTok, teleprompter for Instagram Reels.
Requirements
- An iPhone or iPad with iOS 17 or later.
- Follow my words needs permission for the Microphone and Speech Recognition.
- AirPods volume needs AirPods connected.
Privacy
- The app has no accounts, ads or analytics. Tinycom LLC doesn't receive your scripts, your voice or any other personal data.
- Scripts are saved on your device.
- The microphone and Apple's speech recognition run only in Follow my words, and only while the script is floating. Float Script doesn't record or save your voice.
- Speech recognition runs on the device when it can. When it can't, Apple's servers do it under Apple's privacy policy.
The full privacy policy is on this site.
Languages
The app is in English. Follow my words works in the languages Apple's speech recognition supports on the device, apart from Chinese, Japanese and Thai, which are written without spaces between words. Fixed speed and AirPods volume work with a script in any language.
What Float Script is not
- Not a camera, video recorder or editor. It doesn't record, edit, caption or export video.
- Not a hardware teleprompter with a glass mirror.
- Not on Android, Mac or the web.
- It doesn't write scripts for you.
Compared with other ways to read a script
- Teleprompters built into TikTok, Instagram's Edits and CapCut work only inside their own app and scroll at a speed you set before you record. Float Script floats over all of them and can follow your voice.
- Teleprompter apps with their own camera record the video inside the app, and you export it afterwards. With Float Script you record in the camera app you already use, with its filters, effects and sounds.
- Notes on a second screen or paper by the lens don't scroll, and they pull your eyes away from the camera.
Official links
- Website
- Float Script on the App Store
- Support
- Tech UGC for creators, paid per video
- Privacy policy
- llms.txt, and every page as Markdown by adding .md to its address, like about.md