ToastBuddy

ToastBuddy for iPhone

Take the speech into the room.

Write from a real memory, practice until the shape feels natural, and keep the next beat close when it is time to speak.

Download on theApp StoreFree · Offers in-app purchases
ToastBuddy version 1.3 calm delivery screen showing the opening cue card, timer, prompt views, and lost-place control
Cue Card Studio · version 1.4.0Captured from the iPhone app

Cue Card Studio

Available in version 1.4.0

Your deck, from first edit to final card.

Create and reorder structured decks, move between full words, short cues, and anchors, and carry timing and speaker marks across signed-in devices.

ToastBuddy version 1.3 cue-card library showing a three-card birthday toast deck
Guest decks stay on the device. Signed-in decks can move between iPhone, iPad, and the web.
ToastBuddy version 1.3 cue-card editor showing full words, short cues, anchors, card order, and delivery marks
Edit the full words, short cues, anchors, order, timing, and delivery marks in one deck.
ToastBuddy version 1.3 iPad cue-card editor with a card rail, prompt views, timing, and delivery marks
The same structured deck expands into an iPad workspace with the cards and active edit in view.

See the iPhone app

From a page of words to a moment of confidence.

Follow a real walkthrough: make a deck, shape the prompts, then move through your speech one card at a time.

Silent demo with on-screen captions. Recorded in ToastBuddy version 1.3.

Read the walkthrough
  1. Paste your speech and turn its paragraphs into a deck.
  2. Keep the full wording while shaping shorter cues.
  3. Add reminders for pauses and eye contact.
  4. Start delivery, move between cards, and recover your place when you need to.
Actual iPhone app footage · Tap play to watch

The full rehearsal loop

Prepare for the room, one moment at a time.

  1. 1

    Find the story

    Start with the memory, detail, or feeling you want the room to remember.

  2. 2

    Practice the actual words

    Rehearse out loud and use real timing to see where the speech needs work.

  3. 3

    Carry only the prompts

    Move from the full speech to cue cards that help you look up and keep your place.

Try the web tools

Start on the device in front of you.

Make cue cards, check the length, or practice a take in your browser.

Ready to practice?

Keep the words close. Keep your eyes up.

Get ToastBuddy