ToastDoctor

Free checker

Does your speech sound like ChatGPT wrote it?

Paste your draft. The phrases and habits that make a toast sound machine-made light up, each with a plain swap. It checks how the speech sounds, not who wrote it, and nothing leaves your browser.

Nothing leaves your browser. The text stays on this device.

Paste a draft above, or try the example to see what it catches.

Using AI Without Sounding Like It

A chatbot can’t know that the groom once drove four hours to return a borrowed drill, so it fills the gap with feelings: a testament to their love, a beautiful journey, a lifetime of laughter. That’s why generated speeches all sound alike. The fix is the same every time: your stories, your words, and the rhythm of someone actually talking.

The guide to writing a wedding speech with ChatGPT has the prompts that work, with AI as the interviewer and editor rather than the writer. The cliché detector catches the older, human kind of tired line, and the free speech check reads the whole speech for what will land.

Questions

Can this tell if AI wrote my speech?

No, and nothing can do that reliably. It checks how the speech sounds: the words, sentence shapes and habits that make a toast read as machine-made. A person can write a speech that scores low, and a speech drafted with AI can score high once it's been rewritten in your own words.

What does it look for?

About thirty phrases chatbots lean on ("a testament to," "embark on this new chapter," "navigate life's ups and downs"), neat lists of three big nouns, the "it's not just X, it's Y" sentence, em dashes, and patterns across the whole speech: every sentence the same length, matching paragraphs, and hardly any names, places or numbers.

Is it okay to use ChatGPT to write a wedding speech?

Yes. The room cares whether the speech is true and sounds like you, not how you drafted it. AI is good at interviewing you, organizing your stories and cutting. It can't supply the stories, which are the part people remember.

How do I make an AI draft sound like me?

Put your own specifics in: names, places, the year, what was said. Swap every highlighted phrase for the words you'd use talking to the couple at the bar. Break up the even rhythm with a few short lines. Then read it out loud and change anything you trip over.

Is my speech uploaded anywhere?

No. The checker runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, and the text is only saved on your own device so a refresh doesn't lose it.