Built for the ordinary days.

It started with speech after a stroke. People told us the words were only part of it, so it covers thinking too. Most people using it are not seeing a therapist, and it is built for that.

31collections

4areas of practice

12 mina full day

2 minshortest session

What it is built on

Every exercise follows a published method, and says which one. Practice is set in real situations, because that is what the research says carries over into the day.

Rehearsing a phone call before you make itYou practice the whole conversation, not single words. Speech therapists call this script training.

Getting to a word through its meaningWhat it is for, where you keep it, then the first sound. Meaning first works better than guessing at sounds.

Reading out loud with a voice beside youIt reads along and waits for you. Then it drops away, a little at a time, until you are reading on your own.

Stopping to think before you startMost plans go wrong in the first ten seconds. The pause is the thing being practiced.

Coming back to it tomorrowShort and often beats one long session. That is why the app asks for ten minutes and then stops.

What we will not do

×We will not ask for your diagnosis to let you in.

×We will not claim to treat or cure anything.

×We will not rank you against other people.

×We will not use your recordings to train anything.

Our principles

Never more than a screenful

If you have to scroll to find the thing you came for, the design has failed. One screen, one decision.

Say it or tap it

Every screen takes your voice. Nothing in the app requires a steady hand or a fast tap.

Real situations only

A bus timetable, a receipt, a pharmacy call. No coloured squares — the evidence is clear that context is what carries over.

Plain words

No clinical vocabulary anywhere in the app. If a sentence needs a second read, it gets rewritten.