Speech practice for dysarthria

your thoughts,
spoken.

Short speech practice at home, with feedback after every recording. If you work with a speech therapist, they can see it too.

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Exercise 02 / 09Demo · listening
Diadochokinesis
Say
pa·ta·ka

As fast as you can. As clearly as you can.

the app listensmeasures the rhythm
Who it's for

Plain words at home, numbers in clinic.

An older couple sitting together on a sofa at home, following a session on a tablet.
Phonation · 3 of 600:04.2

Say “aaah” and hold it steady.

After your hold

Today you held “aaah” for about 3 seconds. Most days you hold it for about 4.

That can happen when the breath runs out before the sound ends.

Next time: take a slow, full breath first, then start the sound gently.

Patient · home, 08:14
A speech language pathologist demonstrating a mouth shape to the child sitting opposite her.
Layla M., 9Plan week 6 · same device
Practised 6 of 7 days
Longest held sound · “aaah”14 days3.1 stodayUsual on this device: 4.2 s over the last 14 days
Held sound3.1 s
Pitch range5 st
Speaking rate3.6 syl/s
Syllable repetition5.1 /s
Practice days6 of 7
Sessions11
Therapist · caseload, 08:15
A sentence, twice

How dysarthria changes a sentence.

An illustration of how speech can sound different.

Speech example 1

I told my grandson about the sea.

soft, broken, gaps where breath ran out
Speech example 2

I told my grandson about the sea.

whole, steady, one breath through to the end
A woman working through a practice sheet at a table at home.

The exercises were never the hard part. Knowing whether you are doing them right, alone at home, is.

The problem

Nothing is measured between visits.

Without

Two appointments, hard to get. Nothing in between.

Unchanged.
WaitTwelve days to the next appointment.
PracticeAlone, from a paper sheet.
FeedbackNo one to say whether it landed.
MeasureNothing recorded until day 14.
With A'ber

Ten minutes a day, every day measured.

Practised.
Your journey

Inside one session.

Tap any, or let it run.

Session 05 of 12 · Today

A short, focused session.

  • Warm-up2 min
  • 3 exercises8 min
  • Pre & post probe2 min
  • Snapshot1 min

You see what's coming. A short overview. One button to start.

For therapists

Every score shows its working.

Each sub-track carries a confidence range and a reliability tier, and says which way it moved. Plans run on their own between visits. You can cut the dose, pause a sub-track or stop a plan, and it lands on the next session.

See the caseload view
A speech language pathologist working through a sound with a patient across a table.

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