Unfold your phone, and your script unfolds with it. TakeKit now runs on iPhone Duo, closed and open: • Closed, it works like the iPhone you know, with its controls in the column beside the camera. Turn on Eye contact and your script docks right next to the outer lens, so you read where you look. • Open, you get two pages: your scripts in a strip, the one you're writing on the big page beside it. In the camera, your picture fills one page and your script sits on the other, just under the inner camera — so you're looking at the lens while you read. • Stand it up or fold it like a laptop and it records with no tripod: the script takes the half with the lens, your picture and the controls take the other. • Fold or unfold and you carry on in the same script. Fold mid-take and the take is saved before the camera switches. Also new • TakeKit now runs on iPad: two pages on its side, the iPhone layout upright, with the guide at the iPad's front camera. • A friendlier look throughout: softer cards, a floating tab bar and a rounded camera console. • Delete many takes at once: tap Select in Takes. • Your iPhone no longer locks during a long take, and if a call or the side button interrupts you, the take is saved up to that moment instead of lost. • Word counts and reading times are now right in Chinese and Japanese.

• Dual camera: give the inset any shape you like — rectangle, square or circle — and drag it anywhere in the frame. What you set is what gets exported, white border and all. • The app opens on the script you were last working on, with a Continue button that picks up exactly where your last take stopped. • The script editor shows a time ruler down the margin, so you can see how long a passage runs while you write it, and your // pauses now read as real beats. • Playback follows your headphones. And you choose your microphone: wireless receivers and USB mics both work, for the recording and for voice-paced scrolling. • The guide can be see-through — Solid, Dim or Clear — so you can frame yourself while you read. Camera controls now sit in one console instead of over your shot.

Bug Fixes.

Record your script in parts. • Stop mid-script, review the take, and hit CONTINUE ▸ LAST SPOT — the guide picks up exactly where you left off. • Finish the last part and JOIN stitches every piece into one continuous take. The parts stay in your library, untouched. • RETAKE is now GO AGAIN — and the screen says what was always true: every take stays saved, nothing gets deleted. • The takes list shows which slice of the script each part covers, and the phrase it ends on. Also in this update: • Scroll the guide with your finger while recording. In voice mode it waits until you speak again; in fixed mode it carries on from where you left it. • Read words turn red in fixed mode too, so you always know where you should be. Turn it off in guide settings if you'd rather not. • Resize the guide box by dragging its corner handle.