Six steps from choosing what you want to work on to deciding what comes next. Each one can be tried right now.
Tell Awaaz why you are here: exploring certain sounds, practising particular words, understanding a concern, or following a therapist’s activities.
Follow a short set of spoken prompts. The screen always says when to listen, when to speak, and when a recording is being sent for scoring.
My Speech Profile shows each supported sound with what was observed, how many recordings it was based on, and any recording-quality problems.
My Practice Plan proposes activities linked to what was observed and to your goals. You or your therapist can change them.
Short sessions: listen, try the word, try again if you like, and a quick reflection. Your history builds up on your device.
Awaaz suggests another activity, a review, a later check-in, or talking to a professional when that seems sensible.
From the moment you tap the microphone to the feedback on your screen.
Your browser records a few seconds. Noise suppression is off so short consonants are not erased.
Silence, very short clips and very quiet audio are caught on your device first.
The clip goes to the scoring service, which turns it into speech sounds and compares them with the target word.
The scoring service keeps nothing. Your device keeps the clip only if you choose to save it.
You see what came through as expected, what the system heard instead, or that it couldn’t tell.
No. You can go straight to practice with goals you choose yourself, or with a plan from your therapist.
Record the prompt again. Only the attempt you keep is used.
Yes. Each language has its own check, practice words and history.
Awaaz tells you before you record. Your practice history and listening activities still work.