Therapy does not stop when the session ends.
A child who sees a speech therapist once a week practises for 45 minutes, then goes home to six days with no guidance at all. SpeechPath AI closes that gap — short daily practice with an engine that listens, identifies exactly which sound slipped, and adapts to what the child is actually managing.
What one practice session looks like
- The child gets four to six short tasks, drawn from their therapy plan
- The engine records, splits into syllables, and pinpoints which sound broke down
- Immediate feedback in language a child understands — a direction, not a score
- The clinician receives a weekly summary and knows what to work on before the session starts
Average session: five to seven minutes. The goal is consistency, not duration.
See what the engine hears
Pick a word. Each bar is one phoneme, scored on its own — this is the level the engine works at, and why "say it again" becomes "the /s/ at the start".
Sample output for illustration — not live audio analysis
What we work on
Ages three to twelve, with a focus on the difficulties that respond to repetition — exactly where technology earns its place.
Articulation & phonology
Substitutions, omissions, distorted sounds. The area where daily repetition changes the pace of progress more than anything else.
Language delay & disorder
Vocabulary, sentence structure, the ability to tell a story. Language built in context rather than drilled from lists.
Fluency & stuttering
Pacing, breath, and a sense of control — including practice in the situations that actually raise the pressure.
Auditory processing
Telling similar sounds apart, holding attention while listening, following instructions with more than one step.
Pre-reading skills
Phonological awareness — the listening foundation reading rests on, laid before letters enter the picture.
Parent coaching
How to correct without over-correcting, how to practise during dinner or in the car, and what is simply normal for the age.
Why we built this
After years in clinic, the same problem came back every week. The therapy plan was sound, the parents were committed — and the practice sheet still came back untouched. Not from lack of effort, but because nobody at home could tell whether the child had said it correctly, and practice without feedback feels like wasted time.
The real gap
Seven days pass between sessions. What happens in them shapes progress more than the session itself — and it is precisely the stretch no professional tool ever reaches.
What AI actually solves
Not diagnosis, and not clinical judgement. Only the one thing a machine does better than a tired human: listen to the same syllable for the two-hundredth time and say precisely what changed in it.
Start with a 20-minute conversation
Tell me what is going on — the age, what worries you, what you have already tried. You will get an honest opinion on whether we are the right fit, including when the answer is no.