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We start with a distinct user need—time a talk, run a meeting, practice a prompt, or prepare a role—rather than generating pages that only swap a keyword.
SpeechTimer helps people make time visible while they prepare, present, evaluate, teach, debate, or run a meeting. The site connects a small timer to the decision around it: what the visitor is trying to rehearse, what the next edit should be, and which local or official instructions still control.
We are independent and are not affiliated with Toastmasters International, a contest organizer, a wedding venue, a school, or an event brand unless a page explicitly says otherwise.
SpeechTimer is a free set of speech timing tools built for Toastmasters members, presenters, teachers, debate coaches, event organizers, and anyone practicing public speaking.
Our goal is simple: make speech timing and meeting preparation fast, clear, and reliable. No sign-up, no download, and no unnecessary distractions.
Green, yellow, and red timing signals for speeches and presentations
Role scripts, meeting guides, evaluation tools, and timer presets
Prompts and generators for impromptu speaking practice
Outlines and examples for Ice Breakers, evaluations, and prepared speeches
Debate topic generators for classrooms, clubs, and practice sessions
Practical guides for starting, ending, timing, and improving speeches
We start with a distinct user need—time a talk, run a meeting, practice a prompt, or prepare a role—rather than generating pages that only swap a keyword.
A page should pair its tool with decisions, examples, checklists, or source links that help someone finish the task.
We run builds, metadata tests, route audits, mobile browser checks, and live production checks before recording a release.
Choose the workflow closest to the work in front of you. If your club, class, contest chair, couple, venue, or organizer gives a different timing instruction, use that instruction and adjust the practice window.
Yes. The public tools are available without a paid tier or account. Some browsers may still show their own network, storage, or accessibility prompts.
The timers do not need speech text, recordings, transcripts, or an account. Some tools keep settings or short session records in the browser so a rehearsal can continue; do not enter sensitive information into any shared device.
No. It is an independent utility. Toastmasters clubs, contest chairs, event hosts, teachers, and organizers control the current timing, eligibility, agenda, and judging instructions for their setting.
We combine crawl and quality diagnostics, distinct search intent, source checks, browser verification, and observed product signals when enough real data exists. A word count alone is not a quality verdict.
Yes. Email contact@speechtimer.xyz with the page URL, what you expected, and what happened. Please remove speech text, names, private meeting details, or other sensitive data from screenshots and messages.
Have a suggestion for a new tool or found a bug? We would love to hear from you.
Email: contact@speechtimer.xyz