AdLibly

iOS app by Barry King. Business · Barry King

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
9.99 USD
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-08

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Store description excerpt

Your words at your pace. AdLibly is a private teleprompter for iPhone and iPad that keeps your place as you speak. There is no fixed scrolling speed to manage, so you can pause, change pace or go off-script for a moment. When you return, AdLibly helps you find your place again. PRESENT ANYWHERE Use AdLibly directly on iPhone or iPad for presentations, rehearsals, speeches, video recordings and online meetings. The high-contrast prompt is easy to read at a glance, with simple controls that fade away when you do not need them. IPHONE COMPANION FOR IPAD When a meeting app is using your iPad's microphone, a nearby iPhone can act as the Companion. Pair the devices with a rotating code and keep the iPad prompt moving while the iPhone listens locally. Only script-position updates are sent between devices—never audio. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Speech recognition happens on your device. AdLibly does not record or upload your voice. Scripts remain available offline and can sync privately between your devices through your iCloud account. No AdLibly account is required. BUILT FOR READING - Create and edit unlimited scripts - Present from iPhone or iPad - Adjust prompt text size while presenting - Pause and move between paragraphs - Mirror text for teleprompter glass - Keep scripts available offline - Sync scripts privately through iCloud - Use iPhone Companion during iPad calls ONE PURCHASE Everything is included. No subscription, adverts, feature tiers or script limits. AdLibly helps you stay with your audience—not hunt for your place.

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