For speech-language pathologists
The between-session record you have never had
You assign home practice and hope it happens. A parent says it is going well. The next session, you start half-guessing. Articarry turns that guess into a record — without ever putting a verdict on a child's speech.
What your dashboard shows
Everything on the dashboard is derived from one thing: the recordings a child made. There is no stored judgment, no grade kept on file.
The caseload, attention first
Your children in one list. Anyone whose practice has gone quiet is marked “worth a look” and sorted to the top — so a three-second glance tells you where the week's attention goes.
The per-recording detail
Open any session and you hear the child's audio. Below it, a word-by-word view marks where to listen — by shape and hue, so it survives a colour-blind reader and a grayscale print. A “sounded like” line offers the tool's best guess at a substitution, plainly labelled as fallible.
Practice consistency over time
A weekly count of days practiced — how often, not how well. It is a consistency line, never a speech-ability curve. The distinction is deliberate and it is absolute.
A printable practice summary
A one-page sheet of practice facts you can keep or hand to a family. It states how often practice happened and where the tool drew attention. It is not a clinical report, and it says so on the page.
The restraint is the point
A tool that scored a child's speech and handed you a verdict would be easier to sell. It would also be a mistake. Articarry can record what was said and offer a fallible guess at what it heard. It cannot know what a child's speech means — and it never pretends to.
- No screen calls a child's speech a grade, a stage, or a level.
- A banned-word list runs in the build: language that reads as a clinical finding fails the test suite, so it cannot ship.
- Every interpretive question lands back with you. Articarry is a record between sessions, not a colleague's second opinion.
If you have ever been handed a number about a child and not trusted where it came from, this is the tool built for that instinct.
See the design for yourself
The evidence page lays out what the design rests on — and, just as plainly, what Articarry does not claim.