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Toastmasters Ah-Counter Tally
Tap filler words as they happen, move between speakers in one touch, and finish with a clean Ah-Counter report. Your meeting stays private in this browser and survives a refresh.
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Speakers
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Fillers
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Clear
Step 1
Set up this meeting
Step 2 · Live tally
Tap what you hear
Each large button adds one. Use −1 only for quick corrections.
0 total
Totals by filler
Ah
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Um
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So
0
Like
0
You know
0
Repeated words
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Custom
0
Step 3
Ready-to-read report
Toastmasters Ah-Counter Report Speaker 1 (Prepared speech): no filler words or sounds | Total: 0 Table Topics Speaker (Table Topics): no filler words or sounds | Total: 0 Totals by category: Ah: 0, Um: 0, So: 0, Like: 0, You know: 0, Repeated words: 0, Custom: 0 Meeting total: 0 Participants with no fillers: 2/2
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How to use this Toastmasters Ah-Counter tool
Tap filler words live
Choose the active speaker and tap the large Ah, Um, So, Like, or custom button as each filler is heard.
Read or copy the report
Review totals by speaker and filler, then copy the finished report for the General Evaluator.
The tally is automatically stored in your browser, so an accidental refresh does not erase the meeting. No participant data is uploaded to SpeechTimer.
Toastmasters Ah-Counter FAQ
What does the Ah-Counter track in Toastmasters?
The Ah-Counter listens for filler sounds, repeated words, and verbal crutches such as ah, um, so, like, you know, actually, and repeated phrases. The report helps speakers become more aware of distracting habits.
Can I use this as an Ah-Counter tally sheet during a live meeting?
Yes. Add each speaker, tap the filler category when you hear it, and copy the final report for the General Evaluator. The controls are designed to work on a phone during in-person or online meetings.
Should guests be included in the Ah-Counter report?
Only include guests if your club usually gives feedback to guests and the guest is comfortable receiving it. For many clubs, the Ah-Counter focuses on members and meeting role holders.
How should I present the Ah-Counter report?
Keep the report brief and constructive. Mention overall patterns, recognize speakers with few fillers, and avoid embarrassing anyone. The goal is awareness, not criticism.