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Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards is #94 in Productivity Paid in United States and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 7 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperRobert Corbin
CategoryProductivity
Price3.99 USD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version6.0
Age rating4+
First seen by us
5 Oct 2026
5 Oct 2026Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards update history & changes
Last change · 14 events since 3 Jun 2026Full timeline ↓📈Entered the top 100📈Charting in a new country📦Updated to version 6.0📦Updated to version 5.0✏️Categories changed✏️Description updated🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 14 events
- 📈Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards entered the top 100Top Paid · Productivity · US
- 📈Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards charting in a new countryUnited States
- 📦Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards updated to version 6.0Pause a presentation and resume from the same cue. Leaving the app now pauses elapsed time and automatic card changes. Find a Cue adds a searchable outline and section filter; choose your next passage and resume when ready. Fixed the text editor expanding beyond the screen while typing. Speaker notes now stay visible while held, and a Show note button makes reminders easier to reach. Releasing a note no longer consumes the next card tap.… more
- ✏️Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards: app got smaller50 MB → 7 MB (-87%)
- 📦Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards updated to version 5.0Saved rehearsal reports now retain cue snapshots and active per-card timings. Pause manually or when leaving the app; partial runs are clearly marked. Full-library backups include notes, settings and saved reports, with an import preview and independent copies. Improved storage recovery, long-PDF pagination, large-text layouts and iPad reading widths. Clearer planning estimates, a lighter native field guide and a new cue-card icon.… more
- ✏️Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards: categories changed+ Business
- 📦Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards updated to version 4.0.2Small improvements and fixes.
- ✏️Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards: description updated· AU
- ✏️Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards: new iPad screenshots· AU
- ✏️Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards: new screenshots8 screenshots (was 3) · AU
- 📦Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards updated to version 4.0Stage Cards 4.0 is the biggest update yet.
• Clicker, pedal & keyboard control: Bluetooth presentation remotes, page-turner pedals and keyboards turn cards in Present, Rehearse and Memorize. B or "." blacks out the screen.
• Pace Guard: with a target time, a green, amber and red light and an "ahead / behind" readout keep you on schedule, planned from your own rehearsed pace.
• Silent time cues: a haptic tap as you enter the last minute and a stronger one at time. Works with the ringer on silent.
• Memorize Mode: say each card with the script fading: a third hidden, two thirds, first letters, first word. Hold to peek; the summary tells you when to move up a level.
• Rehearsal History: every finished rehearsal keeps its time and pace (never audio) and shows your progress against the target.
• Import from Files: plain text, Markdown, RTF, PDF and Word (.docx). Headings become sections, and you can edit the split before creating the deck.
• Deck files: share a .stagecards deck with a co-presenter or back up every deck in one file.
• Print Index Cards: 3×5 or 4×6 card stock, or four per sheet with cut marks.
• Stage Look: typeface, left or centered text, line spacing, next-card peek, clock and Brightness Boost.
• Siri & Shortcuts: present, rehearse or memorize a deck by name.
• Stage Check: battery, brightness and a last-minute checklist before you walk on.
Your existing decks open unchanged. Still no account, no ads, no tracking, and everything stays on your device.… more - 🆕Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards first spotted by AppInsider#53 in Top Paid · Productivity · Australia
- 📦Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards version 3.03.0: Time Cuts
Time Cuts helps you choose optional cues, check a time budget and save a separate shorter deck. Rehearse, present or export the new deck while preserving the original.
• Open any deck → Time Cuts.
• Set the target, speaking pace and pause per cue, then switch off optional speaking cues.
• Review the estimate and save a shorter deck. Open the copy from the library to rehearse, present or export.
Time is estimated from cue words plus pauses, not measured speech. It excludes improvisation, questions and applause. Empty section headings are removed. Notes, order and deck settings carry into the independent copy; check transitions before presenting.… more - 🆕Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
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0.0 ★
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Best rank now
#94
Productivity PaidMeasured
Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards on the App Store
App details
App ID
6775471951
Publisher
Robert Corbin
On the store since
Jun 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 17.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
7 MB
Also listed in
Business
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| United States | ProductivityPaid | #94 |
Apps near Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards on the chart
Productivity Paid, around #94.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
0.0 ★
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About Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards
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.
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.
Latest updates
6.0
Pause a presentation and resume from the same cue. Leaving the app now pauses elapsed time and automatic card changes. Find a Cue adds a searchable outline and section filter; choose your next passage and resume when ready. Fixed the text editor expanding beyond the screen while typing. Speaker notes now stay visible while held, and a Show note button makes reminders easier to reach. Releasing a note no longer consumes the next card tap.
5.0
Saved rehearsal reports now retain cue snapshots and active per-card timings. Pause manually or when leaving the app; partial runs are clearly marked. Full-library backups include notes, settings and saved reports, with an import preview and independent copies. Improved storage recovery, long-PDF pagination, large-text layouts and iPad reading widths. Clearer planning estimates, a lighter native field guide and a new cue-card icon.
4.0.2
Small improvements and fixes.
Store changes
What Stage Cards: Speech Cue Cards changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
App got smaller
50 MB → 7 MB (-87%)
Categories changed
+ Business
Description updated
