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Klappo 2.0 · Reviewed September 30, 2026.

Getting started

1. Create a deck and write or paste your script in Text mode.
2. Open Cards to review the automatic breaks. Choose paragraph-based splitting or a more even card length, then adjust the length slider.
3. Drag a divider to fine-tune a break. Start presentation when the cards are ready.

Changing automatic splitting settings can replace manual adjustments. Duplicate a deck before trying a substantially different arrangement.

Present and rehearse

Swipe forward or back through the full-screen cards. Open the card overview to jump to another card, or use chapter buttons to move between marked sections. Long cards scroll. Pinch to leave the full-screen view.

The timer records your practice. Review total time and time on individual cards from the latest rehearsal. Duplicate a deck from its context menu or swipe actions to prepare an alternative version.

Troubleshooting

If a card ends in the wrong place, adjust the divider in Cards. Dragging the final divider upward creates another card. Dragging a divider below the final text can merge the last cards.

If saving needs attention, use the displayed retry action and check available device storage. Keep the app and its data in place while investigating; reinstalling can put unsynced work at risk.

For missing iCloud changes, check that the devices use the same Apple account, iCloud is available and both have an internet connection. Local saving and completed cross-device sync are different states.

Your data and permissions

Decks are stored locally and configured to sync through your private iCloud database. Optional feedback is sent separately through CloudKit. See the privacy policy.

Contact and feedback

For help or feedback, email [email protected]. Include app/iOS versions, steps and the observed result. Redact screenshots and avoid sending private scripts or account details.

You can use the same address for feedback or a request about your information. For a removal request, include the app name and approximate submission date. Do not send passwords, access tokens or unrelated private content.