Helpful app, font a little small for eyesight challenged patients.
Response from developer
Thanks for your review! We're so glad the app is able to help your husband. Could you send us an email to support@tactustherapy.com please so we can find out more about which device you're using and how we might be able to increase the font size for your husband? Thanks
Too fast
Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback! You can actually control the rate of the voice. It's in the Settings menu on the home screen. Look for the Speech Rate slider. Also, there are 2 different x's on the Type activity: one to clear the whole bar, and one to clear the last number one at a time. It's a great idea to be able to edit with the cursor. We'll add that to our feature request list for future updates. We hope you're benefitting from the app!
Regular use with my Home Health
Response from developer
Thanks so much for your kind review! We're glad you're finding so many uses for this therapy tool on-the-go to help your clients.
Works very well even with recalcitrant users!
One addition which would help would be an exercise breaking numbers into ones, tens, hundreds, thousands etc. with the user saying the values as they are typed into the position on the line. This is how some children are taught and it travels some long unused paths.
A Game Changer
I had a stroke seven years ago. I have aphasia and apraxia.
I have great difficulties comprehending numbers when they are spoken to me. However, I do understand them when they are written down. It is hard to say numbers.
Tactus Therapy's Number Therapy App is good, really good. Three sections - Understand, Speak, and Type.
I mostly practice the double digits. Anything goes - currency, phone number, time and more. And you can record yourself... It's cool!
Understand - I use "listen" and guess from 4 multiple-choice.
Speak - I like cues. You touch the cue buttons and it helps right away.
Type - I use "listen" and guess. You ask a hint, and it gives a number word.
By the way, I like "select the text" to hear it spoken by the help/information page. How cool!
Thank you Megan, Cliff, Ben, and Clement
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