Measurement that a recording alone used to need a clinic visit for.
Most speech tools offer repetition, games, or scheduling. Precise Speech turns a guided recording into objective acoustic information a clinician can review, track, and explain.
Objective acoustic assessment
Voice quality, nasality, and articulation measures drawn from recorded speech, without a nasometer or other instrument in the room.
Visual articulation guidance
Anatomical views show how the tongue, lips, jaw, and palate shape a target sound, synchronized with audio so patients see what they hear.
In developmentProgress monitoring and reports
Session-over-session records with plain-language visuals for families and clinical detail for documentation and care planning.
Hear it, see it, say it, compare it.
A clinically guided coach that connects what a learner hears, sees, produces, and reviews in one synchronized experience. Target animations are clinician-reviewed models of the intended movement, clearly labeled as demonstrations.
- EnterThe therapist or learner chooses a target word from a clinician-approved list.
- HearA General American English audio model, with human-recorded guidance.
- SeeA synchronized anatomical view of the movement and place of articulation.
- RecordThe learner records an attempt, without pressure or forced timing.
- CompareModel and attempt replay side by side at normal or reduced speed, with therapist-guided feedback.
Decision support, never a substitute for clinical judgment.
The clinician decides
The platform reports measures. It does not diagnose, and every output can be reviewed and overridden.
Privacy by design
Recorded consent, role-based access, minimum-necessary collection, and added safeguards for children.
Variation is not disorder
Pronunciation models are labeled by variety, and dialect difference is never scored as an error.
Designed for everyone
Age-respectful experiences for children, teens, and adults, with low-stimulation settings and learner-controlled pacing.