I wanted a teleprompter that was simple, fast, and worked directly in the browser.

Most teleprompter apps I tried either required an installation, had subscriptions, added unnecessary complexity, or limited useful features.

So I built my own.

CueFlow is a lightweight web-based teleprompter for anyone who records videos, gives presentations, teaches, or simply wants to speak more smoothly without constantly looking away from the camera.

You can use it directly from your browser. Paste in your script, adjust the scrolling speed and text size, and start recording.

What CueFlow offers

• Works directly in your browser
• Adjustable scrolling speed
• Start, pause and restart controls
• Camera and microphone recording
• Ability to share your screen (tab/window/full screen)
• Works on desktop, tablet and phone
• No software installation required

One feature I particularly wanted was screen sharing.

This means CueFlow can potentially be used not just for a talking-head video, but also when demonstrating a website, showing slides, teaching from a screen, or recording a presentation while still having your script available as a teleprompter.

A few limitations to be aware of

Because CueFlow runs inside your browser, some features depend on the browser and device you are using.

You will need to give your browser permission to access your camera and microphone.

The maximum recording duration may also depend on the amount of available memory on your computer or device.

Downloading recordings as MP4 can vary between browsers as well. Some browsers handle video recording and conversion better than others.

So, as they say, your mileage may vary.

CueFlow is intentionally simple. It is not meant to compete with professional video production software. The idea is to provide a quick teleprompter and recording tool that you can open whenever you need it, without installing another app or paying another subscription.

If you regularly record short educational videos, lectures, presentations, social media content, or video blogs, you may find it useful.

Try CueFlow here:

https://palmdoc.net/code/teleprompt

It is free to use.

I would also be interested to know how well it works on different browsers and devices, and what features would make it more useful.

Lovey is my musical virtual muse. Her first single, “From the Beginning,” has now been successfully released on Spotify.

This marks the official debut of Lovey as a jazz vocalist and virtual artist, bringing her late-night sound to streaming platforms for the first time. “From the Beginning” introduces her style clearly: intimate, unhurried, romantic, and built around a voice meant for the quiet hours.

The single is now available through Lovey’s official website:

Official Lovey website:
https://palmdoc.net/lovey/

Listeners can stream the track now on Spotify and YouTube Music. Links are already live on the Lovey page.

Apple Music is still pending and will be added once the release becomes available there.

“From the Beginning” is a soft jazz ballad about wanting to be loved before the complications, before the endings, and before the masks we learn to wear. It is a simple song, but not a casual one. It carries the mood of a late-night room, a close microphone, and a confession held just long enough before being spoken.

Lovey arrives without noise or hype. The song does the introduction.

This first release is only the beginning. More songs are planned as Lovey continues to build a catalogue of jazz-inspired music for listeners who prefer their songs slower, warmer, and a little more vulnerable.

Doctors need simple, clean ways to share their professional identity. Patients need easy access to reliable contact details. And most existing “digital business card” tools are either bloated, generic, or too rigid.

So I decided to build my own.

Starting Point: Almost No Coding Background

I have minimal coding experience. Enough to understand structure, not enough to build a full platform from scratch.

In the past, this would have stopped me.

This time, I used Claude Code.

That changed everything.

The Shift: From Coding to “Vibe Coding”

Instead of thinking like a traditional developer, I approached it differently. I described what I wanted. I iterated quickly. I tested constantly. I refined based on feel and usability.

This is what I call “vibe coding.”

You are not writing every line manually. You are guiding the system. You are the product owner, QA tester, and designer at the same time.

The AI becomes your developer.

What I Built

I ended up building a multi-user virtual business card platform with two key products:

1. vCard for Doctors

• Clean, professional layout
• Focus on clinical identity
• Easy sharing with patients
• Mobile-first design

2. vBizCard for Everyone

• More flexible and customizable
• Suitable for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and general users
• Personal branding focused

This was not just a static page generator. It supports multiple users, each with their own card, hosted and managed centrally.

That is a real product, not a prototype.

What Surprised Me

1. Speed of iteration

I could go from idea to working feature in hours, not weeks.

2. Lower barrier than expected

You do not need deep technical knowledge. You need clarity of thought.

3. The importance of prompting

Bad instructions produce messy results. Clear instructions produce clean systems.

This is the real skill.

4. Debugging is still real

AI helps, but things still break. You need to think logically, test assumptions, and not blindly trust outputs.

What Was Hard

This was not magic.

• Understanding file structure and deployment still matters
• Fixing edge cases takes time
• UI consistency needs manual attention
• Hosting, domains, and redirects can be more painful than coding

AI reduces effort, but it does not remove responsibility.

Key Insight

The bottleneck is no longer coding skill.

The bottleneck is:

• clarity
• decision making
• persistence

If you know what you want, you can build far more than before.

If you don’t, AI will just amplify confusion.

Why This Matters

This changes how products are built.

You no longer need:

• a full dev team
• long timelines
• large budgets

A single person with domain knowledge can now build usable tools.

For me, this means:

• building tools for doctors directly
• iterating based on real clinical needs
• bypassing slow, generic solutions

What’s Next

This is just the first version.

Next steps:

• better templates and design presets
• analytics for card usage
• deeper integrations (appointments, messaging)
• scaling the multi-user system

The goal is simple. Make it effortless for anyone to create and share a professional identity.

Final Thought

This was not about learning to code.

It was about learning how to think clearly, communicate precisely, and iterate quickly.

That is the real skill now.

And once you get it, the ceiling disappears.