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Media

Press kit and screenshots.

Everything you need to write about Onwords: the trailer, screenshots at full resolution, brand assets, and the facts. All of it free to use in coverage of the app.

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The trailer

See it follow a voice

One minute, and quicker than explaining it — the pause, the stumble, the skipped section, and two presenters sharing one script.

Watch on YouTube, or link to it directly at youtu.be/DT4EiSpEPYo.

Screenshots

As they appear on the Store

The app shown in a device frame, ready to drop into an article. Click any image for the full-resolution PNG.

Onwords the prompter, shown on a Windows tablet against an orange background.
The prompterThe line being read stays centred, with an orange marker under the current word. PNG · 1920×1080
Onwords two presenters, shown on a Windows tablet against an orange background.
Two presentersEach speaker’s lines are tinted, so a handover is visible before it arrives. PNG · 1920×1080
Onwords the editor, shown on a Windows tablet against an orange background.
The editorPaste a script and go. It is saved automatically and restored next time. PNG · 1920×1080
Onwords assigning lines, shown on a Windows tablet against an orange background.
Assigning linesTwo-speaker mode, with a click to assign each line to a presenter. PNG · 1920×1080
Onwords large type, shown on a Windows tablet against an orange background.
Large typeText scaled up for reading at a distance from the screen. PNG · 1920×1080
Onwords mirror mode, shown on a Windows tablet against an orange background.
Mirror modeText flipped horizontally for beam-splitter teleprompter glass. PNG · 1920×1080

Screenshots

The interface itself

The same six views without the device frame, if you would rather crop them yourself.

The Onwords interface: the current line bright, the trail behind it faded.
The prompterThe current line bright, the trail behind it faded. PNG · 1920×1080
The Onwords interface: pale yellow for speaker a, pale blue for speaker b.
Two presentersPale yellow for speaker A, pale blue for speaker B. PNG · 1920×1080
The Onwords interface: word count, character count and estimated reading time.
The editorWord count, character count and estimated reading time. PNG · 1920×1080
The Onwords interface: speaker a and speaker b buttons below the script box.
Two-speaker editingSpeaker A and Speaker B buttons below the script box. PNG · 1920×1080
The Onwords interface: the same view with the text scaled up.
Large typeThe same view with the text scaled up. PNG · 1920×1080
The Onwords interface: reversed for teleprompter glass.
Mirror modeReversed for teleprompter glass. PNG · 1920×1080

Brand

Logos and icons

Please use the app icon as it is, without recolouring or cropping it.

The Onwords app icon Onwords app iconPNG · 256×256 The Chaos Created logo in white Chaos Created, whitePNG · on dark The Chaos Created logo in orange Chaos Created, orangePNG · on light The Onwords share card Share cardJPG · 1200×630

The facts

Fact sheet

Name
Onwords
Developer
Chaos Created
What it is
A teleprompter for Windows that follows your voice
Platform
Windows 10 version 1809 or later, and Windows 11. Intel, AMD and ARM
Price
£19.99, a one-off purchase. No subscription
Trial
Free for 7 days, with everything unlocked
Speech recognition
On-device, by a recogniser bundled with the app. Nothing is uploaded
Languages
English
Other platforms
A Mac version is coming soon
Where to get it
Microsoft Store

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Boilerplate

Take any of this as it stands.

One line.
Onwords is a Windows teleprompter that listens to you and scrolls itself.
Short.
Onwords is a teleprompter for Windows that follows your voice. Paste in a script, start talking, and the line you are reading stays centred on screen — it waits when you pause, stays with you when you stumble, and catches up when you skip ahead. Speech is recognised on your own machine, so nothing you say or write leaves your computer.
About Chaos Created.
Chaos Created are a studio producing podcasts, virtual events and video, and building apps for Android and iPhone. Back in the Windows Phone days they shipped a good number of apps and games for that platform too, so a native Windows app is familiar ground. Onwords began as a tool they built for their own shoots, after the teleprompters on the market proved either expensive by subscription or unable to keep pace with a real presenter.

Onwords for Windows

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