The Room
Watch your speech land before the wedding does.
Paste your speech and play it, line by line, to a table of six wedding guests. You’ll see exactly where Mom tears up, where Grandpa gets lost, where your best friend loses it, and the moment the boss reaches for his phone. Free, about half a minute.
Put your speech in the room
How it works
Your speech is split into the lines you’d actually say. Each guest reacts to each line the way that kind of guest does at a real wedding: Mom is moved by anything about childhood, Grandpa misses pop-culture references and winces at anything crude, the new in-law warms up when their own child is praised, the best friend laughs at everything, the boss has a short attention span, and the kid is only here for the cake. Long stretches with nothing happening make people drift, the way they do.
The room score at the end comes from the reactions themselves, not from a guess, and the warmest and coldest moments show you exactly where to look. If you want to know what to change, the free check tells you line by line, and the guides show the structure that keeps a room with you.
It’s an honest read of how a typical wedding table hears a speech, not a promise about yours. Your draft is kept for seven days on an unlisted page and then deleted.