July 2026

Say goodbye to the clicker: LensFloat is here

For years, recording a video meant fighting with your teleprompter. You either had to guess exactly how many words per minute you were going to speak and hope you didn't stumble, or you had to awkwardly palm a Bluetooth remote and click it every time you reached the end of a line.

It always looked unnatural. And honestly, it was just stressful.

That's why we built LensFloat.

We threw out the speed settings and the remotes. Instead, LensFloat simply listens to you. You paste in your script, hit start, and begin talking. The app listens to your voice and highlights the words right as you say them, pulling the text upward so your current sentence stays locked directly under your camera lens.

A design that gets out of your way

We didn't just rebuild the engine; we entirely redesigned the app so it actually looks good on your screen. No more bright white blocks blinding you while you record. It's built from the ground up with a dark, glassmorphic aesthetic that feels native and premium, designed so the only thing that grabs your attention is the very next word you need to say.

Try it now

We've made the core experience available directly in the browser so you don't even have to install anything to see it work. It's completely private. Your microphone data and your scripts never leave your device.

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