Splingo vs Mitoki

Speech and Language apps for children Designed by Speech and Language Therapists/Pathologists, Splingo apps are fun and engaging educational games to help your child develop their speech and language skills. Specially designed by Speech and Language Therapists/Pathologists to target different areas of language development Fun and interactive gameplay with an emphasis on learning Bright, colorful images and animations In-built reward games to engage and motivate Recommended by Speech and Language Therapists/Pathologists Splingo games target all these areas of language development – Following Directions/Receptive Language Actions/verbs Pronouns Early Words development Past Tense Categories Adjectives / Describing Words Language Assessment Splingo also includes a professional’s Language Assessment tool designed to assess children’s receptive language skills. As Speech and Language Therapists / Pathologists with over 40 years experience between us we know what it takes to support children’s speech and language development! We’ve designed these Splingo games to be fun and educational by using bright, colorful images and animations. Splingo games can be customized to target specific language skill areas so you can be certain that your child is playing the right games at the right level. We’ve added high-quality, in-built reward games to motivate your child to keep on learning. The games also have an option to select between US voice and UK voice. Children love playing Splingo and parents and professionals tell us it’s an app that children ask for over and over again – they’re having fun whilst they’re learning! Used for over a decade by Speech and Language Therapists all over the world, Splingo is a go-to app for developing children’s language skills. **Frequently listed as a Top 10 Speech and Language App (Speech Sisters; District Speech; Therapy Tree; The Sped Guru; TechBooky**

You set the time. Then you can see it — all the way down to zero. Mitoki shows time as blocks instead of numbers. One block vanishes at a time, so someone who cannot yet read a clock can still see how much is left — from across the room, without asking. HOW YOU USE IT Short time — for the moment happening now. A big block is ten minutes, a small one is two. Put a picture on a block so it is clear what happens when it is gone. Long time — for the afternoon or the whole day. A big block is an hour, a small one a quarter. Day schedule — build the day from clock times and pictures. Mornings, evenings, an outing. You can see where in the day you are without anyone having to say it. Measure and compare — a stopwatch where the blocks fill up instead of emptying. Time how long brushing teeth takes, save it with a name and a picture, and compare it with the next one. A boring stretch and a fun one can be the same length, but the fun one feels shorter — and noticing that is exactly how a sense of time is built. Several at once — one timer per person or activity, all running together. See them all as a list, or open one row in full view when someone needs their own timer in front of them. BUILT FOR EVERYDAY LIFE • Works fully offline, and on older phones • No account, no ads, nothing leaves the phone • A parental lock so a running timer cannot be changed by accident • Dark mode and colour themes • The sound plays even when the phone is on silent WHO IT IS FOR For anyone who would rather see time than count it. For those who struggle to feel time passing — with ADHD, autism or time blindness. And for anyone waiting for something without knowing how long. You set it up. The time shows. That is the whole idea. Mitoki requires a subscription: a yearly plan with a 14-day free trial, a monthly plan, or a one-off purchase. Current prices are shown in the app and on this page. The trial becomes a subscription unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before it ends. Manage or cancel it in your App Store settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://tittatid.nu/integritetspolicy