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Description
Keep your next thought in view. Stage Cards turns your iPhone or iPad into large, readable cue cards for talks, toasts, vows, sermons and presentations.
YOUR WORDS, CLEARLY ON STAGE
Present one cue at a time with large text that fits the screen. Tap or swipe to move, use compatible keyboard-style presentation controls, and choose your text color, typeface, alignment and spacing. Optional mirror mode supports teleprompter glass. Preview the next cue and use elapsed time or a target countdown.
KEEP YOUR PLACE
Pause the presentation whenever you need a moment. Leaving the app pauses presentation time and automatic card changes; return to the same cue and resume when ready. Find a Cue opens a searchable outline, with a sections-only filter, so you can jump to the right passage without editing the deck. Choosing a cue keeps the talk paused until you resume.
WRITE AND PREPARE
Start with a template, paste a script, or import plain text, Markdown, RTF, a text-based PDF or Word (.docx). Review the split before creating a deck. Add section dividers and private notes. Beat Split makes shorter cues from dense cards. Time Cuts saves a shorter selection as an independent deck. Print index cards or share text, Markdown, PDFs and deck files.
REHEARSE AND REVIEW
Save active rehearsal time and a text snapshot of every cue. Reopen reports after editing the deck, compare cue times with clearly labelled word-count planning estimates, and share a text report. Manual pauses and time away from the app are excluded. Early finishes are marked as partial rehearsals and excluded from full-run trends. The app does not record audio or measure words actually spoken, delivery quality or audience understanding.
BACK UP YOUR DECKS
Full-library backups contain cue text, private notes, stage settings and saved rehearsal reports. Review the import preview before adding independent copies; existing decks remain unchanged. Limits: 50 MB per file, 500 decks and 2,000 cards per deck. App-wide preferences are excluded, and single-deck sharing omits rehearsal history. Storage & Recovery helps preserve an unreadable history file or restore a valid retained copy.
One purchase. No subscription, in-app purchases, ads or account. Writing, rehearsal and presentation work offline. Files providers, sharing destinations, Siri and external help links may use their own services.
The app interface and screenshots are in English. Word counts use space-separated text; planning estimates are not suitable for scripts without spaces or cue-only outlines.