SpeechPath vs Sound Cue Builder

SpeechPath is an app that aims to help deaf individuals learn and improve their English pronunciation. Through visual representation and feedback, SpeechPath breaks the barrier to spoken language. Recognised as Swift Student Challenge 2025 Winner. SpeechPath can help you: · Build a personalised Path, which is a series of phrases to learn tailored to your chosen tags, duration, and difficulty. · Learn the ideal lip movements for each phoneme with visual guidance and live camera feedback. · Practice word by word or as a whole phrase, with speech recognition that scores your accuracy in real time.

Sound Cue Builder uses my unique set of visuals to help learners see, hear, and practice speech sounds in words. English is confusing, Sound Cues help. Type a word and Sound Cue Builder instantly builds a sound cue sequence using clear visual cues and pronunciation support.  Support speech practice and early literacy skills at home, in therapy, and in classrooms. WHAT YOU CAN DO: • Enter a word to view its sound cue sequence • Hear each sound cue individually • Listen to the full word with natural, high-quality speech output • Record your own voice and play it back • Use Compare mode to improve your production • Edit words by adding or removing sounds • Create custom words by selecting sound cues • Save favorite words for quick practice • Change the speed of playback from 25% to 100% • View stress patterns and pronunciation options for words with multiple pronunciations • Print cue strips for sessions, homework, and carryover WHO'S IT FOR: • Speech-language pathologists • Parents and caregivers • Teachers and literacy support staff • English Learners practicing pronunciation The visual cues in Sound Cue Builder are part of my Ultimate Sound Cues program, which includes Hand Gestures and Labels for each speech sound. The full program is available for free download at Speech-TherapyAtHome.com. You will also find more ideas on how to use Sound Cues. Better Speech and Language is the best gift anyone can give a child. Let me know if you have any questions. You can reach me at SLP@Speech-TherapyAtHome.com Garth Schindel SLPatHome