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Mu-sonic Ltd
Text to phonetic transcription, choose accent
Convert English text to phonetic transcription using International Phonetic Alphabet. Display full text transcription, not just individual word forms. Select British or American pronunciation with dialect-specific rules.
HomeSpeechHome PLLC
Practice speech with interactive games
Speech therapy allows users to practice target words through voice activation. Users receive feedback based on speech sounds. Includes interactive activities to encourage word repetition. Tracks progress through repeated sessions.
Murtha Design LLC
Shapes snap into place revealing images.
The app educates and entertains with easy-to-move shapes that snap into place on silhouette puzzles. It encourages cognitive thinking and fine motor skills while exposing young minds to new instruments, animals, produce, objects, and the alphabet.
Be Nguyen
Practice and check
Learn with exercises on short vowels, long vowels, double vowels, and consonant sounds. Practice mouth and tongue positions. Receive feedback on accuracy. Track progress through structured lessons and exercises.
Friendly Monster Speech Games LLC
Play therapy games with speech drills
Practice with interactive game elements. Pop bubbles in various locations to engage in speech drills. Access over 550 custom images for targeted therapy. Track progress and receive feedback during gameplay.
Moo Moo Lab LLC
Explore sounds and animations
Teaches names through interactive sounds and animations. Features 45 animals with clickable . Encourages hand-eye coordination and vocabulary development. Includes sound-based learning and visual engagement for young children.
Speech and Language Games LLC
Play speech sounds and track progress
Practice speech sounds through interactive games. Select target sounds and play mini-games to reinforce . Track progress over time and receive feedback on accuracy. Share results with speech therapists or parents for monitoring.
Happy Path Apps, LLC
Practice and language skills with games
For aphasia patients. Includes 350+ preloaded cards and sentences. Allows custom content addition. Targets receptive and expressive language. Records sessions and tracks progress. Offers engaging games for home or clinical use.
Kids Games Club by TabTale
Learn animal names and sounds interactively.
The app offers 40 different animals for children to learn names and sounds. It features interactive activities with animations and HD illustrations for family enjoyment.
OkiPlay Ltd
Play animal and guess the animal
Teaches names of through interactive . Recognizes animal noises and matches them to hidden creatures. Develops motor skills with touch-based gameplay. Includes face recognition using family photos. Links to outcomes through touch interaction.
TRIGONOM SH.P.K.
Learn letters with illustrations and stories
Teaches the German through interactive lessons with illustrations and storytelling. Children progress through levels, earning stars as rewards. Features include animated visuals, sound effects, and a gamified learning experience.
MMC Playkids Holdings B.V
Games for learning and fun.
The app offers five games for preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice early literacy, math, and problem-solving skills. Colorful characters guide children ages 2-6 through concepts like letter recognition, counting, and patterns.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Engaging oral motor exercises for children.
The app provides 15 oral motor exercises with auditory and visual cues. Parents and therapists can adjust repetitions for movements like puckering lips and puffing cheeks.
Kea Digital Limited
Build phrases with cars and bugs
Build 2 and 3 word phrases using cars and bugs. Learn opposites and high-interest vocabulary. Explore bridges, tunnels, hills, and roads. Supports early talkers and readers aged 1-5. Encourages speech therapy and language development.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app provides picture responses paired with questions to aid vocabulary development. It focuses on higher-level language needs for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, addressing abstract thought and generalization.
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