A simple speech timer
Toastmasters timings built in — prepared speech, evaluation, Table Topics — and it turns green, amber and red at the right minutes. Free, and it needs no sign-in at all.
My Speech Log
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My Speech Log
For Toastmasters members
Log a speech in the time it takes to sit back down. My Speech Log keeps every speech, role and leadership term in one place — and always shows what’s left to finish your next Level.
Free · Nothing to install · Works in the browser you already have
This page has five Levels. So does a Path. Walk both the same way.
Level 1 · Log it
No hunting through Base Camp. One button opens the same short form from any screen — title, date, done. Everything else is optional: add it later, or never.
Level 2 · Count it
Tell the app which project a speech was for, and it counts toward your Path — the app shows you the projects it could fill. Not sure yet? A speech can wait for as long as you like, and nothing nags you about it.
Level 3 · Let the Path pull you
Open any Level and your Path shows what’s left to do — and, beside each one, the speeches and roles you’ve already logged that could check it off. Pick one and it counts. Nothing you’ve done goes to waste, and there’s no hunting through old meeting programs to prove it.
Level 4 · Skip the typing
Download six files from the Toastmasters website and drop them in. The app reads them and lays out what it found — your clubs, your Paths and Levels, your officer terms, even your awards from before Pathways — and you check every line before anything is saved. Your speeches come across just as easily: paste your Base Camp Speech Log, or fill in a spreadsheet. The downloads take about ten minutes, and are easiest at a computer.
Level 5 · The finish line
Distinguished Toastmaster takes years and six separate requirements: two Paths, a club officer term, a year as a District leader, a turn as a club mentor or coach, a new club or a Speechcraft, and the DTM project. My Speech Log keeps them together, shows which ones your record already covers and what each still needs, and tells you when it’s time to apply.

The small things that remove the friction — there when the meeting needs them, invisible when it doesn’t.
Toastmasters timings built in — prepared speech, evaluation, Table Topics — and it turns green, amber and red at the right minutes. Free, and it needs no sign-in at all.
Download your whole record as a spreadsheet at any moment — every speech, role, Path and term. Yours to open anywhere, and it does not need this app to still exist.
Pick your clubs from Toastmasters’ own directory and each one comes with its club number, district, division and area — plus your Toastmasters Membership Number, ready the moment a form or a sign-in sheet asks. No wallet card, no hunting through old emails.
The rest of your Toastmasters life, in the same place as your speeches.
Club officer terms and district roles. Serve as an Area, Division or District Director and it shows the clubs, Areas or Divisions you looked after.
Competent Communicator, Advanced Communicator Bronze, Competent Leader and the rest sit beside your Paths — and so do the speeches behind them.
The clubs you have been to and why — an Area visit, a test speech, a contest, a club you went to look at.
Every contest you have competed in, from the club contest to as far as you went.
Your evaluators’ words and your own notes, kept together across every Path, club and year. Nobody at your club sees them unless you show them.
The whole Pathways Catalog, with what each project asks of you — no digging through Base Camp to find out.
Nobody real has been quoted yet, so we wrote some encouraging stand-ins ourselves. The first Beta members to say something true retire them.
I logged my 1998 Ice Breaker and felt twenty years younger. My knees remain unconvinced.
Finally — an app that doesn't congratulate me for opening it.
I held the timer up at our meeting and the back row applauded a phone.
Four Paths, two clubs, one place. My ring binder is furious.
I allocated three speeches before my tea went cold.
My grandson says it 'just works'. I say it works. We're both right.
It is a web page. It works in the browser already on your phone, tablet or computer — old or new — and it loads fast on club-hall Wi-Fi. Add it to your home screen if you like, and it opens like any other app.
Large text, plain words and generous buttons, designed for one hand while the meeting is still going — in a dark or a light look, whichever suits your eyes. Stuck? Every screen has step-by-step help, with a picture of each step.
You decide what goes in your record, and the app never changes it behind your back. Base Camp stays the official record — this is your own copy, kept the way you want it.
Sign in with the Google account on your phone. No new password to invent, remember or reset.
Your name, your email address and your profile picture — that is all. My Speech Log cannot read your email, your files or anything else in your Google account. There is no new password because there is no password at all.
It was built by a Toastmaster for his own club, and it costs almost nothing to run. There are no ads, nothing is sold, and your record is never shared with anyone.
No. Your record is yours alone — nothing in it depends on your club, and nobody at your club sees it unless you show them.
No — it is independent, and Base Camp remains the official record of your progress. Keep recording there — My Speech Log is your own copy, kept the way you want it.
No. Download your records from the Toastmasters website and the app reads them for you — your clubs, Paths, Levels, officer terms and older awards. Paste your Base Camp Speech Log for your speeches, or fill in a spreadsheet. Anything that isn’t in any of those, add at your own pace, or start from today and leave the past for later. Dates and clubs are optional — a real record with gaps beats a guessed one.
Whether you joined last month or gave your Ice Breaker in another century — start where you are.
Just here for the speech timer? It needs no account.