One company, thirteen tools
SpeechTools
Therapy material reimagined.
The mouth is a working model. Open it.
Live model · open it →Who this is for
Turn screen time into goal time
The cards
Articulation cards, reimagined
A flashcard shows a picture and waits. These say the word three ways, in the order a child moves through it: the word, the word in a phrase, the word in a sentence. 2,920 recordings over 1,072 cards. Every picture is one of 862 drawn for these decks, not clip art, and every deck is filed by sound and by where in the word it sits, which is how you pick one. Press any of them.
The decks
Articulation · 50 decks
Every sound in English, split by initial, medial and final, plus
minimal pairs. The everyday caseload, for school therapists and
clinicians alike.
Cleft palate · 29 decks
Not a pile of cards, a numbered protocol in Kummer's order. Step
one to step 29, for the specialist who needs the sequence and
not just the sounds.
Español · 3 decks
The same cards in Spanish, with a Spanish voice on every one. The
smallest program and the one growing fastest.
In print · 16 card faces
Every deck as a physical tuck box, and every deck in a design of
its own, so you can hand a child one they want to hold. Coloring
sheets print off the same deck.
AAC
A talker a child would actually want to hold
Districts have to provide AAC by law, the systems that exist cost hundreds of dollars a seat, and their symbols are clip art collected over decades: a cartoon beside a photograph beside a stick figure, every one a separate picture to learn. All 60 of ours are drawn to one grid, in one hand, as vector, so they stay sharp on a printed board and a family can recolor the child on it to look like their own. Press one.
Open the full board → Core vocabulary · fixed positions so it is learned by hand · Fitzgerald color key
For schools and hospitals
Usable on a Tuesday, not next term
Trying it costs nothing and needs nobody's permission. Everything above is open right now, no account and no trial. Site licensing, invoicing and purchase orders are handled directly.
The cards
Every card drawn so far, by deck. This is the thing itself: the sound, the position, the word and the picture a child is actually looking at.
speechdeck.pages.dev/cards
The shelf
Every deck in its own card face. Eighty two decks across sixteen designs, so a clinician can pick the one a particular child will actually want to hold.
phonemeworld.pages.dev/store
SpeechDeck
The card game. Every sound, every position, across three programs: articulation, cleft palate and Español.
phonemeworld.pages.dev
Phoneme World
The island the cards live on, and Pip, who walks it. A child picks a door and the practice happens inside.
phonemeworld.pages.dev/adventure
The Desk
Where the clinician works. Today's sessions, the caseload, the decks, the words, the data and the printing.
speechdeck.pages.dev
The Room
A teletherapy session where both people are on the same board. The child sees the card, the therapist deals it, hears the attempt on a live waveform and marks the trial without leaving the call.
speechdeck.pages.dev/room
Say & Go
Say it, record it, play it back. A row of circles, a live waveform, and the child hearing their own voice.
/sayandgo
The Vocal Tract
A working model of a mouth. Open the soft palate and hear why cleft speech sounds the way it does, in ten seconds.
/tract
AAC Pro
A core board that speaks. Sixty words, every square in a fixed place so it is learned by hand, and all sixty symbols drawn to one grid instead of assembled out of clip art.
/aac
The sounds of English
Every consonant as a periodic table: place across, manner down. Tap one and hear a real clip with its transcription.
/phonetics
Spellboi
Spelling practice on a real keyboard, with a voice that says every word back.
spellboi.pages.dev
Speech Therapy at Home
For families, between sessions. The games a parent can run, plus one on one therapy with a licensed clinician.
speechtherapyathome.pages.dev
Teletherapist
The directory. Every listing shows the license number and the state board, so a family can check it themselves.
teletherapist.pages.dev
Meet the team
Building the tools I wish existed
Licensed speech‑language pathologists
