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Articulate Plus vs Speech Sounds on Cue

Articulate Plus

smartyearsapps.com

Speech Sounds on Cue

mmsp.com.au

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FigureArticulate PlusSpeech Sounds on Cue
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
macOSYes—
iOSYesYes
Plans published14
Spec score · Speech Therapy Software8.4 (#3)7.6 (#14)
PrivacySmarty Ears’ app privacy policy says personal information collected by its mobile apps is stored on-device and is not transmitted to Smarty Ears or third parties; the policy applies to apps published on Apple’s App Store.The maker says it collects no personal information or analytics through its apps, and that Speech Sounds on Cue records voice data for immediate playback and then deletes it.
PurposeArticulate Plus is designed for speech-language pathologists and parents to support children’s articulation practice.The app provides speech treatment for motor speech disorders, including apraxia, for adult rehabilitation or children’s speech treatment.
SupportSmarty Ears says its apps allow users to contact support from within the app, and that the email may include device and app details to help diagnose issues.Multimedia Speech Pathology says it is now only involved in supporting its two apps and lists [email protected] as its contact email.

Plans

Articulate Plus

  • Articulate Plus$49.99, paid once

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Speech Sounds on Cue

  • Speech Sounds on Cue Lite – Australian voiceFree
  • Speech Sounds on Cue Lite – US voiceFree
  • Speech Sounds on Cue – Australian voicePrice not published
  • Speech Sounds on Cue – North American (US) voicePrice not published

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In their own words

Articulate Plus

Articulate Plus is a paid iOS, iPadOS, and macOS app for speech-language pathologists and parents supporting children’s articulation practice. Its activities include FlashCards, Matching, Stories, and Guess What. FlashCards support word, phrase, and sentence practice, while targets can be filtered by developmental sound groups, phonological processes, manner of articulation, and syllable count. Video models show real actors producing every target word. Stories combine sound-focused text, highlighted targets, comprehension questions, and recording and playback tools. Session timelines, activity accuracy, developmental milestones, and detailed session data support progress tracking. Users can create unlimited player profiles and include up to six players in a session. Custom targets can include photos, text, and recorded audio. Homework tracking shares at-home practice data with a child’s therapist, and printable achievement certificates are available. The listed plan costs $49.99 as a one-time purchase.

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Speech Sounds on Cue

Speech Sounds on Cue is an iPhone and iPad app for speech treatment related to motor speech disorders, including apraxia, in adult rehabilitation and children’s speech treatment. It supports practice with more than 500 words using video, sound, written prompts, and colour photos. Users can practise words that begin with the same sound, randomize words with different starting sounds, or work with rhyming words. Recording and playback, along with auditory feedback, let users hear their responses. The maker describes the therapy as combining integral stimulation with carrier phrase facilitation drills. Australian and US voice versions are offered, and the maker says the Australian voice is also used by many British English speakers. Free lite versions are available: the Australian version includes the W sound, Basic Practice, and some rhyming words, while a US lite version is also listed. The maker says the apps collect no personal information or analytics; Speech Sounds on Cue records voice data for immediate playback and then deletes it. The app does not include clinician tools or progress tracking.

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