A clearer App Store name and search details. No other changes in this update.

Run of Show Turn a talk into timed cue cards, rehearse each section with a real clock, and compare measured section durations with your plan. 1. Open Outline, create up to 12 named cue cards with prompts and time budgets, or load the example outline. Save the outline. 2. Tap Rehearse outline, start the clock, and advance each cue when you finish speaking. Pause or resume as needed. 3. Finish the final cue to save a completed timing review. Reopen a saved run and export the section-by-section report. Run of Show measures manual cue transitions and does not listen to or grade speech. Targets are user choices, not recommended speaking speeds. Backgrounding pauses the timer. Incomplete discarded runs are not saved. Each cue supports 5–1,800 seconds.

This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, plus small display fixes. iPhone is unchanged.

Version 1.3 - "vs. Last" Session Comparison - Compare to your last run - the report card now shows how this session compares to your most recent session of the same talk type. Score, average WPM, and filler count are each flagged improved / declined / neutral, so you know at a glance whether you're getting better. - Personal Best detection - if this session beats every prior run for its talk type, the comparison card celebrates it and calls it out as a personal best. - vs. Your Best - if you haven't beaten your personal best yet, a second card shows how far off the benchmark you are, so you have a concrete target. - Iteration history strip - the saved session detail view now shows a mini bar chart of your last eight scores for that talk type, oldest to newest, so you can see the arc of your improvement at a glance.

Version 1.2 — Talking Points, Session Goals, and Practice Streaks • Talking points / cue cards — write your bullet points on the Practice screen before you start, and they appear as a cue-card panel during the 3-2-1 countdown so you can review your structure right before you speak. Stored with the session and shown again on the detail view. • Session goals — pick a focus for each run: Score 80+, Fewer than 3 fillers/min, Hit the time target, or Steady pace (±25 wpm). After your session, the report card shows whether you nailed it or still have work to do. • Practice streak — a day-streak counter in the History trend header shows how many consecutive days you've practiced. The count stays live and resets if you miss a day — a simple, honest nudge to keep the chain going. • Coaching tips on saved sessions — the coaching tips from your report now also appear on the saved session detail view, so you can revisit the exact feedback you got long after closing the report.

Version 1.1 — Consistency, Exports, and Smarter Coaching • Pace Spread metric — a new ±wpm consistency score shows how steady your delivery was, not just how fast. A rock-steady cadence is now visible right on the report card. • Expanded filler detection — now tracks 14 single-word habits (including "honestly," "totally," "basically," "clearly," "obviously," and more) plus 16 multi-word phrases like "at the end of the day," "if that makes sense," and "to be honest." • Export to CSV — save your full session history as a spreadsheet from Settings → Data → Export as CSV. Open in Numbers or Excel to chart your progress over time. • Personal Best badges — the History list now marks your highest-scoring session for each talk type with a green PB badge, so you always know your benchmark to beat. • Consistency coaching tip — a new coaching card explains your pace variability and gives specific guidance if your delivery surges and drops.