Cue Name - Objects

Cue Name - Objects

by Aphasia Talks Inc.

1 ratings
1 review

Archived App (Last seen on 21 Jul 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 22, 2021
  • October 2, 2024

Features

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About

This app aids adults with speech impairments like aphasia and apraxia by improving naming skills through various exercises and cues. It offers multiple complexity levels and assisted prompts, featuring over 500 images in six languages.

Confrontation naming practice
Responsive naming exercises
Repetition and oral reading
Three complexity levels
Assisted cues (first letter, word, audio)
500+ photo images
Available in 6 languages
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What's New in Cue Name

2.0.4

October 2, 2024

* Spanish (Castilian) and Italian languages have been included. Try out in your native language and share the feedback with us.

User reviews

Cue- Name

Speaking from the point of view of an SLP that works with this population, I love the simplicity and ease of use for the client. Love the clear, real photographs! A much needed addition!
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FAQ

What is Cue Name used for?

Cue Name is designed to improve naming skills for adults experiencing aphasia, apraxia, and dementia. It targets various aspects of word retrieval, including confrontation naming, responsive naming, and repetition.

Who developed Cue Name?

Cue Name was developed by Aphasia Talks Inc. and designed by a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) with 30 years of experience working with clients post-stroke.

Does Cue Name have ads?

No, Cue Name does not contain any advertisements. It is designed to provide an uninterrupted user experience for therapy.

What languages does Cue Name support?

Cue Name is currently available in English, Spanish, Hindi, Mandarin Chinese, Filipino, and Brazilian Portuguese. More languages are planned for future updates.

How many images are included in Cue Name?

The Cue Name (Objects) app contains over 500 photo images. The companion app, Cue Name (Actions), features over 160 images.

Is Cue Name suitable for home practice?

Yes, Cue Name is recommended for carryover practice at home. Research supports that intensive, daily practice can lead to further gains in language recovery.

What is the price of Cue Name?

Cue Name is a paid application priced at $4.99. There are no subscriptions or in-app purchases required.

What devices is Cue Name compatible with?

Cue Name is optimized for Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for ease of use on these platforms.