A Prompter for Android

The first prompter for Android, ideal for tablet sized devices!

Sorry, but after 6 years of good and loyal service, this prompter is now an end-of-life app.

No further development will be made, already paid professional options remains available, but buying them is now impossible.

If you want a much better and more powerful prompter, way easier to use, the only one able to use text files, PDF or Google Docs files: please give "ApdfPrompter" a try (search for "apdfprompter" in Google Play).

Free prompter for Android, ideal for tablet sized devices!

Note: some (professional) functionalities are paid options. Now you know: it's useless to complain and put a bad comment because my app tells you that to save text modification, use the remote option, playlists or recording I'm asking for a small fee to help me maintain this app (thank you).

Please, if you have trouble using this app, please send me an e-mail BEFORE a comment: I ALWAYS answer, I ALWAYS help, and I ALWAYS try to add useful features. And if you paid for premium features and change your mind: send me an e-mail asking for a refund: I ALWAYS refund.

Now much more than a prompter: video recording enabled (paid option), so you can train without an expensive camera, and watch the result using any video player.

Intuitive, mirror mode, Ads-free, full screen mode, etc.

Is able to read plain text files (.txt only NO .doc NO .pdf etc.), but you can also edit your text directly in the prompter (Manage text / Edit text), or copy/paste text from any other application.

Remote control (Bluetooth) available. WARNING: It's a paid option, and two devices may be needed. i.e. you might have to buy the Bluetooth option twice (or you might use a bluetooth keyboard, or an Airturn BT105 or BT106 pedals system).

WARNING (bis): If you chose two different screen sized devices, it's obvious that the displayed text won't be the same. This also means that slave device must synchronize with master => slave's scrolling speed won't be constant, slave MUST speed up and slow down continuously to display (almost) the same first line.

Choose your text file (".txt"), characters size, scroll speed rate, white chars on black background or black on white...

All you'll need, will be to look as confident as TV journalists ;-)