React2 vs Speech Sounds on Cue

React2 is an online therapy app with more than 9,000 speech and language exercises for adults and children with brain injuries or learning difficulties. Its stated uses include aphasia after stroke or brain injury, communication disorders, learning and language difficulties, autism, Down’s syndrome, and dementia. Exercises are grouped into Auditory Processing, Visual Processing, Semantics, Memory and Sequencing, and Life Skills. React2Pro lets therapists customize client exercise sets, adjust difficulty, and monitor responses and progress. Results can be saved as PDFs or printed as graphs and scores; they can also be exported or printed for case notes or an EHR system. React2 works in an internet-connected browser on computers and tablets, including Windows PCs, Macs, iPads, and Android tablets. A USB version is available for home users without consistent internet access. The listed home-user offering includes a seven-day trial, and the stated pricing begins at £30/mo. There is no free plan. The listed React2Pro 1-to-1 Licence costs $30 a month, billed monthly.

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.