Churches
A teleprompter for church announcements
DuoPrompt helps pastors and church staff record announcements, devotionals and livestream welcomes without memorizing them. The script scrolls with your voice, waits through pauses, and on a live stream can show a lower third and a giving QR code at the right moment.
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Videos you can record with DuoPrompt
- Weekly announcement videos
- Midweek devotionals and prayer videos
- Livestream welcomes and giving moments (Pro)
- Event invitations for social media
Tips
- Read the script out loud once first and rewrite anything you stumble on.
- Put a [show: Giving QR] cue right before the giving moment so the code appears on its own.
- Use the lower third so first-time viewers know who's speaking.
A sample script
Lines starting with ## become sections you can jump between.
## Welcome [show: Name tag] Good morning, and welcome to everyone joining online. ## Announcements This Saturday we're serving at the food pantry... ## Giving [show: Giving QR] If you'd like to give, scan the code on screen.
Why DuoPrompt
- It follows your voice. No remote and no scroll speed to tune. How voice-follow works.
- The script sits under the camera. On iPhone Duo, half-fold the phone on a desk and the words land right below the lens. iPhone Duo teleprompter guide.
- It can go live. Stream to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or TikTok with your script on screen (Pro). Live streaming teleprompter.
Questions from churches
Can a teleprompter app run during a church livestream?
Yes. DuoPrompt Pro streams from an iPhone to YouTube, Facebook or any RTMP server while the script stays on the speaker's screen. Viewers see the speaker and any graphics, not the script.
Will a voice-activated teleprompter keep up with a sermon?
Voice-follow is built for scripts read aloud, like announcements and welcomes. For long sermons that wander from notes, manual scroll at your own pace is usually the better fit, and DuoPrompt has both.
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