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Fold Cue

Teleprompter That Follows Your Voice

Fold Cue is a teleprompter that records you. The script scrolls as you speak, recognised on the device, and waits when you stop. On iPhone Duo the script faces you on the outer screen beside the 48MP main camera, and the inner screen is a director's view.

Photo & Video Free + Pro unlock iPhone, iOS 26 or later. iPhone Duo features need iOS 27.1

Coming soon Planned for 23 October 2026, the day iPhone Duo goes on sale

Also on applestan.com/foldcue

A rendered iPhone Duo standing open with Fold Cue's director's view on the inner screen: the framing on the left page, the script, voice status and record button on the right

On iPhone Duo

The script faces you. So does the good camera.

This is the app I most wanted iPhone Duo for. Stand it up like a book with the backs towards you, and the outer screen sits right beside the 48MP main camera. Your eyes stay by the lens while the best camera on the phone films you, and whoever is holding it gets a director's view on the inside.

A rendered iPhone Duo standing like a book with its backs towards you, the Fold Cue script on the outer screen beside the rear cameras
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Rendered from a 3D model built to Apple's published dimensions, not a photo. The screens on it are real Fold Cue captures from the iPhone Duo simulator. Fold Cue is built with Apple's iPhone Duo developer tools and tested in its simulator; testing on the real hardware starts once it ships.

A cue that points at the lens

The outer screen keeps the line you're reading close to the camera, with a LENS mark pointing at it. The line you've just read disappears, so there is nowhere to look but up.

A director's view on the inside

Whoever is filming gets the framing, the sound level, the takes and a copy of the script across the inner screen.

Filming yourself on the inner camera

Pick the inner front camera and the inner screen becomes one big page of script, with the reading line just under the lens.

A stand guide for the hinge

Fold Cue reads the hinge and suggests a range of angles to stand it at. That range is a starting point until I've measured it on a real iPhone Duo. Recording never depends on the outer screen: if it isn't available, the inner screen carries the script.

Fold Cue on the iPhone Duo outer screen: the script in large type with a LENS mark, the take timer, and Pause and Again buttons
Outer screen: the script by the lens
Fold Cue's director's view on the iPhone Duo inner screen: the framing area with an eye line on the left, empty because the simulator has no camera, and the script, voice status, sound level and record button on the right
Inner screen: the director's view
Fold Cue's reading layout on the iPhone Duo inner screen: the framing and controls on the left, and one large page of script on the right
Inner screen: filming yourself, with one big page of script

Real screens from Fold Cue in the iPhone Duo simulator. The simulator has no camera, so the framing area is empty here. Photos from the hardware follow once it's out.

More on building for iPhone Duo →

On every other iPhone

Real screens from Fold Cue 1.0 on iPhone. Without a Duo, it is a front-camera prompter with the script just under the camera.

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What it does

Free

  • Voice follow: the script scrolls as you speak and waits when you stop, with speech recognised on the device
  • A status that always says whether it is listening, following or has lost its place
  • Steady scroll, or take over by hand: tap a word, drag the script, or use a Bluetooth keyboard or page-turner
  • A mic check that waits until it can hear you, and a microphone picker that includes AirPods and USB-C mics
  • Spoken commands between lines: "cut" saves the take, "again" starts over, "keep" stars it and "hold on" holds the script
  • Rehearse: a run-through that records nothing and stays amber instead of red
  • Interruptions keep the take: a phone call or a crash saves everything up to that moment
  • Export to Photos with no watermark and no time limit
  • The full iPhone Duo setup, free

Pro, one purchase

  • Captions from your script, timed to your voice, burned in or as SRT and WebVTT files
  • Spoken commands trimmed out of the finished video
  • Take scoring: how much of the script each take covered, so you can pick the best
  • 4K recording
  • iCloud sync of your scripts. Takes stay on the phone that filmed them
  • Final Cut Pro projects with your cuts, a marker at every paragraph and the captions

Good to know

The outer screen needs iPhone Duo

The outer-screen prompter and the director's view need iPhone Duo on iOS 27.1. On every other iPhone, Fold Cue is a front-camera prompter with the script just under the camera.

Voice follow depends on the language

It needs Apple's on-device speech model for your script's language. Where there isn't one, the script uses steady scroll and tells you why. Spoken commands work in English and German.

What stays on the phone

Speech is recognised on the device, and no audio, transcript or script leaves your phone. Anonymous analytics stay off until you opt in, and never include script text, titles or file names.

Fold Cue is coming

Planned for 23 October 2026, the day iPhone Duo goes on sale. Free to download, with one optional Pro purchase that is yours for life: $9.99 at launch until 6 November 2026, then $14.99. No subscription. No ads, no ad tracking.

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