Daily StudioAI Teleprompter

Your AI writes the script.
The teleprompter is already loaded.

Connect Daily Studio to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — or any assistant that speaks MCP. Every script it writes reaches your iPhone as one tap: camera open, words scrolling, your platform's safe zones drawn. All that's left is to hit record.

Get Daily Studio for iPhone dailystudio.app/mcp

That address is the connector — paste it into your assistant once, no account, no sign-in.

How it works

One loop, three beats. No files, no exports, no retyping your own words.

1

Ask for a script

Give your assistant the topic, the hook style, the word count — or let a scheduled task write one while you sleep.

2

It sends a link

The assistant calls the Daily Studio connector and replies with one short link — one script, or a whole shoot's batch. Scripts travel encrypted; the key never touches our server.

3

Tap. Record.

On your iPhone the link opens the camera: script in the teleprompter, scroll speed set, TikTok / Reels / Shorts safe zones drawn.

One link, the whole shoot

Recording more than one video today? Ask for a batch — the connector packs up to 8 scripts into the same one-tap link, and they land as a shoot queue in recording order. Finish a take, and the next script is already offered.

Set it up with your assistant

The connector is a standard MCP server. Pick yours — setup is one paste, once.

Every plan — free included
  1. On claude.ai or in the Claude app, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
  2. Paste https://dailystudio.app/mcp — leave the OAuth fields empty.
  3. Run it once and choose “Allow always”, so scheduled runs never stall waiting for approval.

Then just say: “Write me a 60-second script about … and send it to my teleprompter.”

Connectors run in Anthropic's cloud, so they work from the Claude mobile app too — ask on your phone, tap the link in the reply. Free accounts can add one custom connector; paid plans add scheduled tasks for the daily-script loop.

Plus and up · Developer mode
  1. On chatgpt.com, open Settings → Connectors → Advanced and turn on Developer mode.
  2. Choose Add custom connector, paste https://dailystudio.app/mcp, and pick No authentication.
  3. In a chat, enable the connector from the tools menu and ask for your script.

Then: “Write today's 30-second hook and send it to my teleprompter.”

Setup happens on the web, but once added the connector works in the ChatGPT mobile apps — and scheduled Tasks can call connectors, so a fresh script can arrive every morning.

Google AI Ultra · US, web setup
  1. On gemini.google.com (desktop), open Settings → Connected apps.
  2. Under custom apps choose “Add a custom app” and paste https://dailystudio.app/mcp — skip the advanced credential fields.
  3. Ask Gemini for your script — on the web or in the Gemini app.

Then: “Draft my script for tomorrow and send it to my teleprompter.”

Custom apps currently require a Google AI Ultra subscription and US/English settings; availability is expanding. Once connected, the app works from Gemini on your phone.

Anything that speaks MCP

The connector is a plain remote MCP server — streamable HTTP at https://dailystudio.app/mcp, authentication none. Perplexity (Pro), Le Chat, agent frameworks, your own scripts: anything that can add a custom MCP server can call the send_script_to_teleprompter tool and get back the one-tap link.

No connector support at all? Every script can still be pasted straight into the teleprompter inside the app — the connector is the shortcut, never a requirement.

Wake up to a script

If your assistant supports scheduled tasks — Claude's scheduled tasks, ChatGPT's Tasks — the whole loop runs without you. The morning notification on your phone is your teleprompter.

A schedule worth stealing
Every weekday at 06:30: search yesterday's news in my niche, pick the three
stories worth a 30-second vertical video, and write a 90-word script for
each — spoken-word punctuation, strong first line, one call to action.
Then call send_script_to_teleprompter once, with all three in its
scripts field, platform TikTok.

We can't read your scripts

Privacy here isn't a policy, it's the architecture.

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A key we never see

Each script is encrypted with its own AES key that rides in the link's fragment — the part of a URL browsers never send to a server. We store ciphertext we cannot open.

Thirty days, then gone

Script links expire after 30 days and the stored blob is deleted. A link is for the morning's shoot, not an archive.

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No accounts, no logs

There is nothing to sign into and nothing to breach: no user database, and request bodies are never logged.