ToastBuddy
For the speech you forgot

The speech is already in you.Talk it out.

ToastBuddy is a voice-first coach that turns real memories into the perfect toast, speech, love letter, or song brief. Answer a few questions or talk through your story, and you get a polished, heartfelt draft you can practice, time, and refine in minutes.

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Toast Buddy for iPhone

Take the speech from first memory to final breath.

Write with a guided conversation, rehearse with voice-following words, check your real pace, and carry offline cue cards into the room. Includes an Apple Watch companion.

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Example toast

The Taco Bell rescue

A friend talks for under a minute about a late-night car breakdown. ToastBuddy finds the story, the theme, and the line worth saying out loud.

  • Specific story
  • Clean emotional turn
  • A final line to raise a glass

I have known Marcus for fifteen years, and somehow the clearest picture of him is still a Taco Bell bag in the passenger seat.

My car had quit two hours away. I called him half-joking, half-panicked, and he did not ask if I had tried everything already.

He just showed up.

That is Marcus. He makes loyalty look casual, like everyone would drive across town with hot food and a charger.

So here is to the person who shows up when it is ridiculous, and makes you feel like it was never ridiculous to ask.

What to talk through

Give ToastBuddy the details only you know.

Start with these prompts
  • 01

    What story proves who they are?

  • 02

    What can the room laugh about safely?

  • 03

    What do you want them to feel when you sit down?

How it works

Talk messy. Leave with something polished.

The voice flow listens for the story, the theme, the line, and the details that make the final piece sound like it came from you.

  • 1

    Pick the moment

    Choose the category so the questions fit the room, recipient, and format.

  • 2

    Talk it out

    Say the rough version. ToastBuddy captures useful stories and emotional signals as cards.

  • 3

    Shape the draft

    Review the preview, tune the tone, and keep the lines that feel true.

  • 4

    Use it live

    Unlock the polished version, cue cards, sharing, and the extra formats when you need them.

More moments this covers

  • Wedding speeches

    Best man, maid of honor, parent speeches, and rehearsal dinner moments that need a clean arc.

  • Birthday toasts

    Specific, funny, sentimental birthday moments that should not sound like a template.

  • Letters and song briefs

    Anniversary notes, love letters, and personalized song direction built from real memories.

Relevant guides

Read the advice that matches this moment.

Pick the moment

Choose the kind of words you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a wedding toast?

    A wedding toast is a short, heartfelt speech given during a wedding reception or rehearsal dinner to celebrate the couple. It usually shares a brief story, names why the couple matters, and ends by inviting everyone to raise a glass.

  • How long should a wedding toast be?

    Most wedding toasts land between two and five minutes, or roughly 250 to 600 words. Shorter is usually stronger, especially when several people are speaking.

  • Who gives toasts at a wedding?

    Common speakers include the best man, maid of honor, parents of the couple, siblings, and close friends. The couple may also speak, and some cultures include additional formal toasts.

  • How do I write a best man speech?

    Start by introducing your relationship, share one funny but kind story that shows who the groom is, then turn toward the couple and end with a sincere toast. ToastBuddy can walk you through each step at /start.

  • Can AI help me write a heartfelt toast without sounding generic?

    Yes, when the AI asks for real memories, tone, and relationship details and uses them as the core of the draft. ToastBuddy builds each draft from your stories so the final speech sounds like you.

  • Do I need to know what to say before I start?

    No. Start with the messy version. ToastBuddy asks for the missing details and turns the good parts into structure.

  • Can it be funny without getting risky?

    Yes. The flow separates funny stories from details that should stay out of the room.

  • Can I use this right before an event?

    Yes. The product is built for the moment when you need to stop staring at a blank note and start talking.

Ready

Stop drafting alone.

Start with the rough story. ToastBuddy will help find the part worth saying.

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