Apps Like Comprehension Therapy for iPhone and iPad
Auditory and reading comprehension practice app.
The app targets auditory and reading comprehension of single words in five languages. It features three modes to help individuals with aphasia, cognitive deficits, and special needs practice independently.
by Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd★ 4.8142 ratingsMedical$29.99Data updated 2026-11-07
Schedule and attend virtual therapy sessions with licensed mental health professionals. Receive personalized treatment plans. Communicate securely through video calls. Track progress and receive ongoing support.
The app introduces children to animals through interactive games. It helps develop auditory, visual, and logic skills while familiarizing children with animal names, images, and sounds.
Teach vocabulary through customizable categories with user-uploaded images. Pair images with recorded questions. Children select target images for reinforcement with sounds or visuals. Use single or multiple image options for varied practice.
Practice conversational skills through role-play scenarios and interactive dialogues. Customize characters and settings. Record and review responses. Track progress with built-in feedback and analytics. Share sessions with therapists or caregivers.
Record phrases, start listening, stop recording, get
Allows users to phrases by pressing a button to start and stop speaking. The listens and provides feedback on accuracy, displaying what it heard. It uses iOS recognition technology to assess pronunciation.
Learn vocabulary by tapping to hear words spoken aloud. Build sentences with selected words. Organize vocabulary into custom categories or add personal images. Upload photos for personalized . View frequently used words on a home screen.
The app helps children and teens aged 4-13 learn to build grammatically correct sentences. It focuses on connector words and offers a fun environment for improving grammar with multiple levels and progress tracking.
Through interactive stories and dialogues with animated videos and subtitles. Practice vocabulary in context, play word games, and listen to podcasts. Track personal progress and complete article training for grammar.