
Sesu: Speech Language Therapy
Turkish articulation practice
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About
Sesu brings Turkish speech and language therapy exercises home. It is built to turn the homework a therapist assigns between sessions into a steady daily practice, and to make progress visible.
Clinically sequenced
• Articulation for 20 Turkish sounds: isolated sound → syllable (back/front) → word → sentence
• A sagittal tongue-position diagram for every target sound
• Real isolated-sound models — the sound itself, not the letter name — for 12 sustainable consonants
• Phonological awareness, concepts, grammar, reading comprehension, memory and attention
• Aphasia (adult) and autism / social communication modules
• 10 skill areas, 2,700+ activities — fully offline
Honest assessment
• In articulation practice you record, listen together, and decide
• No automatic score: the parent or therapist judges correct / close / not yet
• Those judgements build the sound profile and show change over time
Progress and sharing
• Streak calendar and weekly activity chart
• Sound and phoneme accuracy profile
• PDF progress report and weekly parent summary you can send to the therapist
Motivation
• Stars, daily streaks, badges and stickers
• A reward world that unlocks as you progress, with the mascot Pofu
Family friendly
• Parental lock (PIN) to protect settings
• Accessibility: text size, high contrast, speech rate
• Free, ad-free, no in-app purchases
• Works without an internet connection; recordings stay on the device and are never uploaded
Who it is for
• Children in speech and language therapy, and their families
• Articulation and phonological difficulties, delayed language
• Post-stroke aphasia, autism and social communication work
• Speech and language therapists and students
Sesu is a speech and language practice support tool; it does not replace professional assessment or treatment.
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What's New in Sesu
1.3.0
August 26, 2026
New: Fluency (stuttering) area — stuttering modification and fluency shaping practice; recordings stay on the device. The aphasia section was rebuilt: a semantic feature analysis board, an auditory comprehension hierarchy and graded cues. Minimal pair discrimination now uses real pictures, and generalisation through storytelling was added. Every activity is now grounded in a named therapy method, with its source shown in the app.
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