Jupitrr Cut - Open source app for recording vids with a teleprompter
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Jupitrr Cut is an open-source mobile app for recording polished talking-head videos. Use the built-in teleprompter to read line by line, retake anything, and automatically remove silences. Export a finished video without touching a timeline.
Record the video. Skip the edit.
Add captions and B-roll later with Jupitrr AI—completely optional. No account wall. GPL-3.0 licensed, with the APK on GitHub and one-tap updates through the App Store and Google Play.


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Jupitrr AI
@virenmohindra @tsejerome97 Does the teleprompter support adjusting text size and scrolling speed while recording?
Jupitrr AI
@virenmohindra @julian_ting2 yes we do support that! you can also choose your fav. font size :D
Go to the github and you can download it for free!
Jupitrr AI
Hey Product Hunt 👋 Today we’re launching Jupitrr Cut — a small but mighty recording app for Reels and talking videos.
Funny enough, this started because we were struggling to record videos ourselves. One of our own users told me to try a teleprompter app, so I did… and I was genuinely amazed 😂
But I kept thinking: this is such a hidden gem, and it could be even easier.
Social video today needs pace, movement, different angles, quick cuts. A single sit-down take just doesn’t cut it anymore.
With Jupitrr Cut, you record scene by scene. Mess up? Redo one scene. Want a new angle? Move and keep going.
Then we automatically jump-cut everything together.
We started using it ourselves and honestly never looked back. Give it a try — would love to hear what you think!
Jupitrr AI
Really excited to see Jupitrr Cut out in the wild 🚀 Would love to hear what you all think!
Subanana
Jupitrr AI
@lakshya_singh Thanks a lot budd! Your feedback also helped a lot too!
Bababot
Congratulations!
Mailwarm
Can you adjust the pacing, scroll speed and font size, while recording?
Jupitrr AI
@naimz Yes! with font change as well - feel free to go on App Store/ Play Store / Github to try it out!
nice product.
one thing: it says it's open source, but I didn't find the link to the repo on the website. could u please provide it? i'd like to inspect it before using it!