# Cuespeak — user reviews > 24 indexed App Store user reviews of Cuespeak by Cuespeak Limited, rated 4.70/5 from 83 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/cuespeak/id1167537621/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/cuespeak/id1167537621.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 67 · 4★ 12 · 3★ 2 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 2 ## Newest reviews (7 of 24) ### 5/5 — Best Aphasia App! *2020-05-14, version 1.6.2* After a year of being recommended lots of apps for aphasia we found Cuespeak and what a great app it is. Now my husband uses it every day and still finds it helpful. This week an update did not load on our old ipad but after contacting the app makers it was resolved and I received fantastic customer service. Thank you very much, anything that helps after a stroke is always good. Julia Osborne ### 5/5 — CueSpeak *2020-05-12, version 1.6.0* A highly comprehensive Aphasia Therapy App that can also be used for some aspects of Apraxia therapy. The App is highly practical but based on sound theoretical principles. ### 5/5 — Simply amazing *2019-06-26, version 1.2.0* Thank you for this app - used it with so many clients and their feedback has been so positive. Use this more than any other app. ### 5/5 — Excellent! *2019-06-15, version 1.2.0* Excellent app. Very user friendly and versatile. It allows the user to tailor exercises to individual needs, and as progress is made. The built in tutorials for the exercises makes it perfect for independent use and it’s clear that aphasia and the challenges that people with aphasia face are well understood. ### 5/5 — Real life sentences and lots of adaptable functions *2018-05-25, version 1.1.0* Love the more “real life” nature of this app as opposed to the usual naming style apps as well as targeting sentence level which not many do. Also nicely intuitive for people with aphasia to follow especially when they make an error as it clearly states this. The new update has lots more ways of helping the client too which is fab. I recommend the app to lots of my service users with aphasia in the community. ### 5/5 — Cuespeak *2018-04-30, version 1.0.2* Cuespeak App Cuespeak has become the “go to” app in our team. The contents and design clearly shows the developer understands aphasia therapy and what people with aphasia and their therapists want. Crucially, the material is interesting and relevant, and a bonus is the addition of some humour. The tasks address a wide range of language and speech processing including semantic judgement, phonological access, orthographic access, sentence construction and speech production. There is plenty of “within task support” if extra cues are required and this contributes to the product resembling therapist delivered therapy. The variety of tasks, including activities that other apps do not address, makes it versatile to use with many patients. The quantity of practice items within each task is impressive and means that boredom is avoided, and a large quantity of practice is easily achieved. The app is easy to use, works smoothly and is visually attractive. Optional video tutorials areprovided for each task and patients working independently might use these. The app deserves 5 stars. Voluntary subscriptions to this not-for-profit venture will allow the addition of more content giving more people more quality aphasia therapy. ### 5/5 — Fantastic *2017-09-16, version 1.0.1* Excellent resource for aphasia therapy ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Clunky and messy *2022-02-24, version 2.7.1* I find the whole app frustrating to use it’s got too much going on and the sentences are all broken up. I don’t like how it rotates. I even showed it to my friend who’s an SLT and they said they don’t like it either. It doesn’t seem age appropriate quiet babyish actually and insulting. And it’s quiet hard to navigate. Even my gran who’s in her 90s would struggle to use this app. ### 1/5 — App not working *2018-08-07, version 1.1.1* The app is not working! When you press play it takes you to the review of the exercise. ### 3/5 — Word the *2022-01-31, version 2.7.0* Sticking on word “the” Martin James ### 3/5 — Hard to navigate *2018-10-07, version 1.1.1* This app has a lot of great content but it's very hard to navigate. This makes it harder for patients to use at home. It'd be great if the user interface could be improved. ### 4/5 — Wish there was an American version… *2024-07-14, version 3.1.3* This app is awesome, however, I will probably not use after free trial as there are too many differences of words and pictures for my patients. The police officers and car are different, buses are different…there are so many words that I’ve never even heard of before. I love the flow of the app and how easy it is to use, but again, too many differences and moments of confusion on top of speech deficits that make this app difficult to use. ### 4/5 — This is a brilliant aphasia therapy resource *2021-07-02, version 2.3.2* This is a really excellent resource and makes a very significant positive contribution to therapy for people living with post-stroke aphasia. It has been comprehensively and thoughtfully developed with an eye to both current theories in aphasia rehabilitation and what is important for everyday communication. I can’t recommend it enough! ### 4/5 — Speech/sentence *2020-12-04, version 2.0.1* !good! ### 5/5 — Beautiful!!!! *2025-10-22, version 4.5.0* I need it beautiful !!!! ### 5/5 — Amazing App! *2025-01-05, version 3.2.3* What an amazing app. I use this with my daughter, who is on the autism spectrum. Very customizable and the support is outstanding! Great Job! ### 5/5 — Fantastic resource for people with aphasia and their clinicians *2024-10-05, version 3.2.1* As a SLT with over 20 years’ NHS experience, this app has been an absolute game changer for me. The ability to personalise exercises quickly, the responsiveness from the developers in providing engaging and up to date content, and the ease of use for me and my clients has completely transformed my clinical practice. There is so much content in the app, it means that clients can benefit from many many months of regular (often daily) use as the app grows with them. The ability to change exercises remotely is fantastic. My clients are motivated to practise in between sessions, giving them the high dose and intensity of therapy that is so beneficial ~ using this app to work on various aspects of aphasia has allowed me to see the most effective response to therapy in my career & freed up time to work more closely with clients and their families. This app should be a required purchase by NHS teams working with people with aphasia in order to improve access to high quality, evidence-based, cost-effective therapy. ## Most praised reviews (7 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — Good for brain damage rehabilitation *2024-05-19, version 3.1.2* I experienced brain damage from an unexpected accident and have been using this application to improve my memory and cognitive abilities. It seems to be working so far. ### 5/5 — Fantastic for aphasia *2023-10-11, version 2.11.1* My husband has apraxia and aphasia after suffering a major stroke. This programme is a core part of his speech and language therapy and it is really helping him to regain his ability to speak. It has been set up for him by his speech therapist and we use it everyday. ### 5/5 — Versatility and massive support for SLTs working with Aphasic clients *2022-09-21, version 2.8.2* I was recommended this app by another SLT. Since then I have not looked back. Jon Hunt the SLT mastermind behind this app has created such an amazing product with such incredible flexibility and enables individualisation for each client. Try it - you honestly won’t be disappointed as an SLT. Encourage your clients to buy but you will need to learn to customise and then send exercise sessions that work at YOUR client level. ### 5/5 — 英語学習者の発音練習に最適！ *2022-09-09, version 2.8.2* 一つの単語ごとに、ネイティブが発音しているビデオを見れるので、英語の勉強に最適です。 またイギリス英語を学びたい人にもぴったりです。 ### 5/5 — 10/10 recommend! *2022-09-08, version 2.8.2* Cuespeak is an absolutely amazing app! I am an American using this app with my daughter who is 6 with a brain injury diagnosis, even though this app was made for adults in the UK, I can already tell it is going to be a game changer for her. It is both simple to use and engaging for her without being overwhelming. I’m new to the app, but I’m wondering if there is a way we could add her sight words from school to the reading and spelling sections? Seriously, I can see this app being expanded and used for therapy not just with aphasia and brain injury patients, but also people with learning differences like dyslexia. There are so many possibilities here! Thank you to the developers of this app! I will be telling all my followers on social media! ### 5/5 — Cue Speak *2020-09-03, version 1.6.3* This app is just what we have been looking for to improve aphasia and limited speech. It’s easy to set up and self explanatory. Worth checking it out but I totally recommend this ***** ### 5/5 — Genius! *2020-07-30, version 1.6.3* I wish I had had this technology 20 years ago! It would have saved days and days of preparation, and I would have reached the answers I wanted a lot sooner! Cuespeak allows me to support people with aphasia in a way that combines functionality alongside the theoretical underpinning of what we know about psycholinguistic processing. I am confident to use it knowing that its creator has an understanding of aphasia that is glaringly absent in other apps I have tried to use. The configurations of activities to target different areas (semantics, phonology, orthography), change levels of processing required, and vary the prompts, are endless, it is worth taking the time to use the settings available -if I can anyone can. Amazingly, the app updates with current affairs and topical themes which makes it engaging and relevant. I use it with clients with additional cognitive difficulties too as it provides structure to enable people to demonstrate competence rather than failure. It is intuitive for assessment, therapy, teletherapy, practice, teaching students and encouraging clients to ‘own’ their therapy - love it love it! Susie Hayden Specialist Aphasia SLT --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. 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