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Rating: Teleprompter and captions

Subcap: Captions AI, Subtitles

some mismatch with reviews

People pick it for auto-captions on longer clips, and the speech recognition gets praised even with noisy audio. The weak spot is the approach itself: some sentences get skipped and have to be typed in by hand, the 5-minute cap and portrait mode annoy on iPad, and on songs auto-captions barely work.

40real score
4.6store star
1,999ratings
About the rating

The gap between storeAvg 4.60 and textAvg 2.19 is notable, and some five-stars carry substantive criticism (doesn't work on songs, caught only two words), so stars don't match the text, with generic short praise sitting next to detailed complaints.

A mismatch is an analytical signal, not proof that the rating was manipulated.

Strengths

What users love

  • Accurate speech recognition even in noise
  • Support for longer clips
  • Simple clear interface
  • Responsive devs on small fixes
Weak spots

What users hate

  • Skips some sentences that must be typed in manually
  • 5-minute cap on free
  • Stuck in portrait on iPad
  • Barely works on songs
  • Thin position and font customization

Who it is for

Creators making YouTube and social clips who need auto-captions for regular speech, not music

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