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Talkify
Turn scattered ideas into a talk that fits your time.
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Turn scattered ideas into a talk that fits your time.
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Talkify is for anyone who stands up and teaches: speakers, pastors, professors and teachers. Capture ideas in seconds, arrange them as cards on a board mapped to the clock, read them back as a script with slide and pause cues, cut to fit with Squash, and rehearse against a real timer. The AI critiques, fact-checks and asks questions, but never writes your words. Slides are the one thing it drafts, from your cues, exporting to PowerPoint or PDF.
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I teach, and I give talks of various kinds. I'm working on one now for a conference in February. Every talk starts the same way: forty notes scattered across my phone, a whiteboard photo, a voice memo from the car, and a hard time limit.
I built Talkify to get from that pile to something I can actually stand up and give. Capture fast, lay ideas out on a board that shows where each one lands on the clock, read it as a script, cut what doesn't earn its minute, and rehearse against the timer.
One rule mattered to me: the AI never writes your talk. It asks the question that draws out the story you forgot, flags a claim that needs a source, and suggests cuts. What you say on the day is yours.
It works the same for a keynote, a sermon, or a lecture.
Pricing: $32/year, and you bring your own AI API key. A $120/year tier with AI credits included is coming, but it isn't available yet.
I'd love to hear where it gets in your way.