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Helping build a better speech practice tool for kids.
We’re researching how to automatically tell whether a child is producing the “R” sound correctly. To do that we need short recordings of children saying simple words like rabbit and red.
It takes about 6 minutes. You sit with your child and tap the buttons.
This is a research recording tool. It is not a diagnosis and not a substitute for a licensed speech-language pathologist.
No names — this stays anonymous.
Two quick words. Nothing here is saved — it’s a warm-up, and a chance to watch the app do its job.
Tap the speaker so your child hears the word, then tap Record while they say it back. They never need to read anything. The app then tells you which sound it heard.
Now your turn — say it!
Now your turn — say it!
How did your child say it?
You judge first — then we show what the app heard. That’s the only way to test it honestly.
words recorded
That genuinely helps. Send it over and you’re finished.
Prefer not to send over the internet? Save the file instead and email it to us.