Timekept vs CallCue

Timekept helps you focus on speech and debate, not keeping time. Designed for competitors, judges, coaches, and timekeepers, it provides a clear iPhone and iPad timer for rounds that need precise speech, prep, crossfire, and cross-examination timing. Track prep banks, protected time, crossfires, replies, and speeches nearing their close with clear color cues and optional sound, vibration, and flash alerts. Timekept supports common debate and public speaking formats, including: - US forensics styles such as Public Forum, Lincoln-Douglas, Public Policy, Congressional Debate, Big Questions, American Parliamentary, IPDA, NPDA, APDA, and Karl Popper. - British Parliamentary, World Schools, Australs, Asian Parliamentary, OPD, Paris V, Irish Times, and Dutch Parliamentary. - Canadian Parliamentary and CUSID variations. - Public speaking formats such as Toastmasters and Pechakucha.

Remember Every Conversation. Without Trying. CallCue is your personal call memory assistant. Tired of forgetting what was discussed on calls or missing follow-ups? CallCue makes it easy to add quick summaries after calls and set timely reminders so nothing slips through the cracks. Whether it’s a business lead, a client update or even your doctor’s advice — CallCue helps you stay organised by letting you manually log key call points, tag them and set reminders at your convenience. Key Features • Add call summaries or notes manually in seconds • View past discussions before or during the call • Sync securely with iCloud — your notes, always backed up • Lock your notes with Face ID or passcode • Use Widgets for instant access • Built with privacy-first design — your data stays on your device Note: Due to iOS limitations, CallCue cannot detect incoming calls or trigger auto-reminders during calls. You can log notes and set reminders manually after the call ends. Whether you're managing work calls or just keeping up with life, CallCue helps you stay sharp without stressing your memory.