First aid for crashes
- 1
Check storage
Rendering creates large temporary files. Keep much more free than the finished video will take up.
- 2
Close other apps
Video editing needs a lot of memory. This helps at once, especially on older phones.
- 3
Update the app and Android
Video-processing bugs are often fixed by an update.
- 4
Clear the app cache
Under Settings, Apps, pick the app, Storage. “Clear cache”, not “Clear data”.
- 5
Let the phone cool down
When it overheats, Android slows down or closes apps.
How Teleprompter Cut protects your work
- The app saves the last script you entered automatically.
- Every finished video goes into the app's permanent storage, not just the cache Android may clear at any time.
- If saving to the gallery fails, the video is still in the app's library.
- Captions and cutting run on the phone, so dropped connections don't matter.
If it happens anyway
Email hello@salestik.de and tell us which phone you use, which Android version it runs and at which step it stopped. The app is small and under active development, and specific reports help us most.