Share a practice plan
Choose a language, target sounds, specific words, frequency and your instructions. Awaaz creates a link; your client decides whether to add it.
Awaaz gives your clients a guided place to practise in Urdu or English, and gives you a clear, honest picture of the practice they choose to share.
Awaaz supports the work of speech-language therapists. It does not replace professional judgement.
Awaaz has no shared professional accounts yet. These three tools work now, without anyone’s data leaving their own device unless they choose.
Choose a language, target sounds, specific words, frequency and your instructions. Awaaz creates a link; your client decides whether to add it.
Clients can print or save a report that keeps logged activity, automated observations and their own notes clearly apart.
For children using Jungle mode, the grown-ups view on the family’s device shows practice by sound and by word, including words they keep missing.
Different kinds of information are never blended into one score that implies more certainty than the data has.
| Category | Where it comes from | How it is shown |
|---|---|---|
| User-reported information | Goals and reflections the client or caregiver entered | Labelled as self-reported |
| Completed exercise data | Sessions, activities and attempts logged on the device | Counts and dates only |
| AI-generated observations | The automated scoring of Speech Check recordings | Per sound, with the number of recordings and limitations |
| Therapist notes | Instructions you included in a shared plan | Attributed to you by name |
| Professionally assessed findings | Not produced by Awaaz | Never generated or implied |
Engine accuracy percentages are not shown to clients. They are not clinically validated, so presenting them as grades would overstate them.
A full portal needs consent-based sharing between accounts, which Awaaz does not have yet. Here is where each part stands.