Speech Sounds on Cue (US Eng) App Reviews

Speech Sounds on Cue for iPad (US English) is a great app for working on articulation, especially for children with autism. There are different consonant and blend sounds (like sh, th, ch) and many opportunities to practice making the sounds correctly. The pictures and mouth that are in the app are actual people/places/things and not cartoon or animations. I like this as a child can copy the mouth movements and see real photos. This is a good app for SLP's (and anyone else) who works with childr

This app is very helpful in therapy especially with my students with autism. The video modeling is invaluable and the recording feature is a plus. I WISH it had CVCV words as well, that would make it a perfect app in my opinion.

If you have a student/client at the age of working on /r/, is "bottle of rum" really the best choice?? Come on.

This app is great for both adults and children! Very helpful for home practice, too!

The videos are great and I have been able to use a few of the other features to address goals.

My family and I have been using the original desktop version for 6+ years and it has been really helpful. The iPad version works well, but what makes it better is the interactivity using the screen rather than the mouse. I would recommend this product in either version for anyone that is suffering from Aphasia specially when it is just starting. I have seen vast improvement on my mother’s speech since using SpeechSounds on Cue post stroke.

I like the app but can only use it with clients who have excellent hearing. The prerecorded stimulus voice is too low, even with max volume, for some clients. Tried external speakers, but the only voice that resulted in increased volume, was the clients voice as they verbalized after the microphone cue. For those that can hear the stimulus voice, the app offers excellent opportunities for self practice and correction.

i have used this as a software product and loved it. i can't say that i love this app as much as it cuts out 30% of the time by not completing the sentence and fading out. definitely a problem.