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StoryPrompter interviews you like a real producer would, then turns the conversation into scripts, quotes, and clips you can publish. 10 free credits to start. No card needed.
Who it is for
Podcasters
turning guest conversations into episodes, clips, and show notes
Founders and experts
turning what they know into talks, posts, and pitches
Families
recording the stories that would otherwise never get written down
What you walk away with
Every interview ends in a finished story package
A clean, camera-ready script
Your story shaped into something you can actually say out loud, in your own words.
Quotes you can reuse
The best lines pulled out and ready for socials, a bio, a pitch, or a show intro.
A timeline of what happened
The beats of the story in order, so nothing gets lost when you retell it.
New angles you had not seen
Fresh ways into your own material, spotted by a producer who never gets tired of asking.
See a finished story package
This is what one conversation becomes
A real interview turns into all of this, automatically. A short video walkthrough is coming soon; for now, here is the package itself.
Summary
How a neighborhood bakery survived its first year
Mara opened her bakery three weeks before a rent hike nearly ended it. She talks about the regulars who kept the lights on, the wholesale deal she almost turned down, and the morning the oven died during the farmer's market rush.
Pull quotes
I did not learn to bake in culinary school. I learned because my grandmother's kitchen was the warmest room in the house.
The day I almost quit, a customer left a note on the door that said: your bread got us through a hard winter. I still have it taped inside the register.
Timeline
- MarchSigns the lease, oven installed a week late
- MayRent hike letter arrives, considers closing
- JulyFirst wholesale account with the corner cafe
- OctoberOven fails on market day, saved by a borrowed kitchen
- DecemberFirst month in the black
Story angles
- The note on the door: how small businesses become emotional infrastructure
- Why the wholesale deal she feared became the thing that saved her
- What a bakery's first year reveals about neighborhood economics
Camera-ready prompts
- 1.Take us back to the morning the oven died. What did you do first?
- 2.Who was the first regular, and what do they order?
- 3.What would you tell someone signing their first lease this week?
It interviews you
Interview yourself, your guests, your clients
Add a name and a line of context, and the questions shape themselves around whoever is in the chair. Quotes come out attributed, stories come out structured, and you stay in the conversation instead of reading from a list.
Yourself
your own story, told properly for once
Your guests
podcast and show interviews that go somewhere
Your clients
testimonials and case stories in their own words
A producer, not a questionnaire
It asks the follow-up you forgot to ask
- ✓It listens to what you say and asks the next question based on it, not from a fixed list.
- ✓It notices when an answer is thin and gently pushes for the specific detail.
- ✓It tracks what the story still needs and steers there without repeating itself.
- ✓It knows when the story is told and wraps up instead of dragging on.
Or bring what you already have
Already have notes, transcripts, or a draft?
Paste in existing material and StoryPrompter finds the stories hiding in it: what is covered, what is still untold, and the questions worth asking next. The discovery report hands you ready-to-start interviews.
Turn one story into many
One interview, every format you publish in
Every saved interview can be rewritten into any of these formats, in your voice or a tone you pick.
In your voice or any tone: match the speaker's voice, plain and clear, punchy, warm and personal, formal, custom (use my instructions).
Built for the shoot
A teleprompter that goes where you go
Turn any interview or script into a teleprompter script, then read it on a full-screen prompter with speed, size, mirror, and flip controls. Works on your phone, your tablet, or the laptop on your desk.
Your footage stays yours. Recording happens in your browser and the video file never leaves your device unless you download it. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored on our servers.
Everything stays in your library
Every story, saved and searchable
Interviews, packages, discovery reports, and repurposed pieces all live in one library you can search, filter, and come back to from any device.
Pricing
Start free, top up when you need more
Every account starts with 10 free credits, no card needed, and free accounts get 5 more each month. An interview costs 5 credits, analyzing material costs 2, a discovery report costs 2, and repurposing a story costs 1. Resuming an interview you already started is always free.
Credit packs, pay once
Lifetime plans, pay once, refills forever
Pay once and your first credits land immediately. Your plan then refills on the same day every month, forever.
Questions
The things people ask first
›Do I need a camera?
No. You can run the whole interview by typing or speaking, with no camera at all. The camera tools are there when you want to record yourself or a guest.
›Can I interview someone else?
Yes, that is what it is built for. Add your guest's name and a short bio and the questions shape themselves around their story, with quotes attributed correctly.
›Is my video uploaded anywhere?
No. Recording happens in your browser and stays on your device. You download the file yourself; nothing is stored on our servers.
›What happens when my credits run out?
Nothing breaks. Your saved interviews and stories stay in your library, and you can top up with a credit pack or a lifetime plan whenever you are ready.
›Do credits expire?
No. Credits you buy stay in your account until you use them, and free accounts get a fresh top-up every month.
Your next story is one conversation away
10 free credits. No card needed. Start with your own story or someone else's.