Best Speakup Apps

SpeakUp – Find & Book Speakers

Hire podcast & event speakers

Free

This platform connects event organizers with speakers worldwide, allowing them to easily find, hire, and book talent for conferences, podcasts, and online events. It also helps aspiring speakers find opportunities, grow their careers, and showcase their expertise to a global audience.

Speak Up - Katy ISD

Anonymous Reporting System

Free

An anonymous reporting system that allows users to submit safety and well-being tips anonymously to prevent school-related incidents. Users can report concerns such as bullying, weapons, self-harm, and more with the option to upload photo and video evidence for thorough investigation.

SpeakUp Revista

by RBA REVISTAS SL.

Free

Improve your English with a monthly magazine that offers articles, interviews, and audio content from experts and interesting personalities. By subscribing, you'll get access to exclusive content, downloadable exercises, and offline reading and listening capabilities, helping you stay up-to-date with current vocabulary and expressions in a fun and easy way.

Speak Up Too - speech fun

develop speech sounds

Free

This interactive game-style app responds to sounds, encouraging children to vocalize and develop speech sounds through a fun and visually stimulating experience. By making sounds, kids can grow and change animal shapes and patterns, with adjustable sensitivity to suit different needs, and can be used with or without an external microphone for speech therapy and vocal development.

Sensory Speak Up - Vocalize

speech therapy app

Free

This speech therapy app responds to sounds, encouraging children to vocalize and make sounds through a visually stimulating game-style interface. By using a microphone, the louder the voice, the bigger the shape or pattern becomes, providing a fun and interactive way to assist with speech therapy.

SpeakUp?

by NC2

$0.99

This application monitors and analyzes the sound environment, alerting users when their or others' voices are too soft, particularly useful for conference calls on speakerphones. Users can easily adjust settings, such as required voice volume and feedback messages, to ensure clear communication.