SpeechLP provides an AI‑driven articulation practice platform for children ages 3–9, offering interactive games that give instant, speech‑recognition feedback aligned with real therapy goals. Speech‑language pathologists can assign home practice, track progress, and keep notes within the same HIPAA and COPPA‑compliant system, while the AI continuously refines its guidance based on ongoing clinical research.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Children ages 3–9 often receive limited opportunities to practice articulation skills outside of clinic sessions, leading to slower progress and reduced engagement in therapy. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) also lack efficient tools to assign, monitor, and document home practice while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations.
Solution
SpeechLP provides an AI‑driven platform that enables SLPs to assign personalized articulation practice to children for use at home or in the clinic. Interactive games prompt children to repeat target sounds, and a speech‑recognition engine delivers instant, child‑friendly feedback on pronunciation. The system records each attempt, aggregates performance data, and presents progress summaries that SLPs can review, annotate, and store within a HIPAA‑ and COPPA‑compliant environment. By integrating clinical expertise into the content and automating feedback, SpeechLP extends therapy time, reinforces learning, and streamlines documentation for pediatric speech professionals.
Target Audience
Primary users are pediatric speech‑language pathologists and the families of children aged 3–9 who require articulation therapy.
Features
- AI-powered speech recognition that evaluates each spoken word in real time and provides immediate corrective cues
- Library of 1,000+ words and sound‑specific games designed by certified SLPs for ages 3–9
- Therapist dashboard for assigning targets, tracking practice frequency, and reviewing detailed session reports
- Secure, HIPAA‑ and COPPA‑compliant data storage for notes, progress metrics, and practice recordings
- Simple three‑step workflow: select target sound, engage in guided game play, and review performance summaries