Frequently asked questions
The questions worth answering plainly
Split by who is asking. If the answer you need is not here, a child's clinician is the one to ask about anything to do with that child.
For clinicians
Does Articarry grade or score a child's speech?
No. Articarry never puts a grade on a child's speech. It records what was practiced, lets you hear every recording, and marks a word as worth a listen — a cue for your ear, never a verdict.
Is Articarry a replacement for therapy?
No. Articarry organizes the home practice you assign and shows you what happened between sessions. The therapy, and every judgment about it, stays with you.
What does a per-word marker mean?
It points your attention. A word can be marked clear, worth a listen, or flagged for your ear. The marker is a cue to listen, not a finding — the recording itself is the evidence.
Where do the recordings go?
Recordings are stored securely and are reachable only by the child's clinician. A guardian can ask for them to be deleted at any time, and the consent that allows recording can be withdrawn at any time.
For parents
Will my child see a score?
No. Your child never sees a grade, a mark, or a cross on their speech. They see a word to say and a picture to find.
How long does practice take?
A practice set is a short list of words — usually a few minutes. When the words are done, the activity is done. There is no feed and nothing built to keep a child scrolling.
Do I have to judge how my child sounds?
No. Listening to the recordings and deciding what they mean is the clinician's job. Your home view simply shows that practice is happening.
Can I stop, or have the recordings deleted?
Yes. You give consent before any recording happens, you can withdraw it at any time, and you can ask for the recordings to be deleted — no reason needed.