Education
Primary use case
Teleprompter usage report: what 3,160 onboarding responses reveal.
Anonymous responses show a product category led by education, video creation and a desire to read better — not only by professional studios.
Video
Content type
Improve reading
Primary goal
Education is the largest stated use case
Forty-two percent selected education, ahead of personal use at 26% and business use at 20%. This suggests that classroom explanations, online lessons, training and student practice deserve first-class treatment in teleprompter product design.
Video dominates the intended output
Eighty percent selected video. Presentations accounted for 9% and livestreaming for 2%. For this audience, eye contact, reliable delivery and the record-and-read flow matter more than livestream-specific complexity.
Reading better outranks production polish
Thirty-nine percent chose “improve reading” as their main goal, compared with 27% for saving time and 13% for video quality. The central job is confidence and fluency: the technology should disappear while the speaker stays on message.
Method and limitations
This descriptive report summarizes approximately 3,160 anonymous answers recorded in the app’s onboarding flow during a 30-day window ending May 26, 2026. Percentages are rounded. Respondents are new Teleprompter Pro users who reached the relevant questions; they are not a random sample of all teleprompter users. Answers describe stated intent, not observed long-term behavior, and omitted categories mean totals shown here do not add to 100%.
The analysis contains no script text, recording, name, email address or direct personal identifier. It should be used to understand this product’s incoming audience, not to estimate the entire market.
Warthog Lab (2026), “Teleprompter usage report: what 3,160 onboarding responses reveal,” tryteleprompter.com. When reusing a chart or statistic, link to this page and preserve the sample and date context.