This app helps you manage your speaking pace during presentations. It provides real-time feedback and warnings when you speak too quickly, ensuring you maintain a clear and controlled delivery. Analyze your performance after each session to improve future talks.
1.3
September 27, 2026
The recap now proposes a limit measured from your own pace: after a measurement you can accept it directly, and it applies to the language you presented in. A rebuilt Mac interface: measurement and session side by side, settings as cards, and every window sized to its content. On wide iPhone displays, measurement and session now sit side by side too.
MoreWordPace is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. This grants you full access to all its features without any recurring fees or in-app purchases.
No, WordPace is ad-free. As a paid application, it does not contain any advertisements, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience focused on improving your speaking pace.
WordPace is available for both Mac and iPhone. This allows you to practice and present on your preferred Apple devices, ensuring consistent feedback across platforms.
The latest version of WordPace is 1.2, which was last updated on September 18, 2026. Updates typically include improvements to speech recognition and user interface based on user feedback and technological advancements.
WordPace has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for users of all ages. The app focuses on speech analysis and does not contain any inappropriate content.
No, WordPace is designed with privacy as a priority. Speech recognition runs entirely on your device, and no audio is recorded or stored. The app collects no data and only requires microphone permission.
WordPace measures your articulation rate, which is words per minute of actual speaking time, excluding pauses. This provides a more accurate reflection of your current speaking speed over the last twenty seconds.
Yes, WordPace recognizes English and many other languages and regional variants. Each language has its own pace limit, and the warning appears in the language you are speaking, regardless of your device's language setting.
