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08 April 2010
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Homegrown -
Niftybean Productions
iSpeechCards helps you to create, organize and deliver presentations and speeches. With it your device replaces traditional cue cards with a slick interface and useful time tracking features. iSpeechCards works equally well for both short and long presentations, business presentations or wedding speeches.
The best feature of iSpeechCards is the simple way it helps you keep pace when you're delivering a speech. Progress indicators display time elapsed against time remaining so you can adjust your delivery pace to keep things on track. This feature really helps when practising too.
We've been getting great feedback about how easy iSpeechCards is to use and we really enjoy reading all the suggestions given by users.
In fact the latest feature was a popular suggestion - integration with outliner software. If you use outliners to organise content you'll quickly see how they can work with iSpeechCards. You can now structure your speech with an outliner and import that file into iSpeechCards. Read how easy it is in the walkthrough on our website.
Features:
- Powerful and simple interface
- Import OPML files via Google Docs
- Bulletted lists
- Manage card sets with copy, reorder, delete
- Pause and resume playback of card sets
- Easy-to-read animated progress indicators
- Navigate by swiping or tapping
- Saves and restores when exiting app
- Supports portrait and landscape - with an option to lock the display to one orientation
- Device stays awake during playback
- Restorable demo card set
- No limit to number of card sets or cards
Going forward, the best and most popular ideas will be developed and added to keep iSpeechCards ahead of the competition and with a broadening appeal.
Finally a bit of inside history for Homegrown readers! The app idea came after a bit of brainstorming before heading off to Chile for several weeks where I was to spend time with my family. I worked on it on my iMac for a few weeks. When it started shaping up some early feedback gave further ideas and a couple of things were re-done in a much better way. The first released version was solid and since then the aim is to up the quality and feature set each release without sacrificing simplicity and ease of use. And the next planned app feature? Quite possibly something to do with device pairing...
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