I built a teleprompter into Radi8 because of one conversation. A customer told me she can write all day. Put a camera in front of her and it falls apart. She's not alone in that, and I'm not immune to it either. Here's what I think is actually going on. People assume video is a confidence problem. It's usually a script problem. You sit down to record, you know roughly what you want to say, and somewhere in the second sentence you lose the thread. So you start over. Then you start over again. Twenty minutes later you close the app and tell yourself you'll get to it next week. The workflow made it worse. Your post lives in one place, your script in another, the recording on your phone, the file somewhere in between. Four tools to add sixty seconds of video to something you already wrote. So we put it inside the draft. Write your post in Radi8. Click the teleprompter button. It turns your post into a script that fits the length you choose: 30, 60, 90 seconds, or set your own. You record right in the browser. Nothing to install. Save it, attach it to the post, schedule it. Works for LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and X. I recorded videos for every post going out this week. Took about 30 minutes. A body of work is evidence. Your face and your voice on that work is better evidence, because people get to see how you think before they ever talk to you. Demo video in the first comment. For those of you who've been avoiding video: is it the camera, or is it not knowing what to say once it's rolling?