A full-stack educational speech-development platform for parent-mediated support with echolalia.
Classifies immediate vs delayed repetition patterns · Parent-directed coaching prompts · Not a medical device
Back to PortfolioThe application is designed around adults who support children with echolalia.
AI4Echolalia is a complete full-stack application and our flagship licensing product. Private educational licensing and outcome-based customization are available by enquiry under separate written terms.
The platform supports home-based educational practice guided by AI and designed around the parent–child relationship.
Classifies immediate vs delayed echolalia patterns in real-time voice sessions, giving parents actionable context about their child's communication.
Generates parent-directed prompts based on session context. No anthropomorphic AI persona — the parent is always the coach.
Structured daily practice schedule adapted to your child's patterns. Progress tracked across sessions with visual dashboards.
Record and analyze longer natural conversations. AI identifies echolalia patterns and suggests follow-up strategies with SLP-informed context.
Audio is never stored after transcription. Zero PHI retention. FERPA-style data controls. Built for families who trust us with sensitive moments.
Installable as a native app on iOS and Android. Works as a home screen app with offline capability — no app store required.
The application organizes practice around three simple steps.
Open the app, choose Practice or Observe mode. The AI listens only during the active session — nothing is stored beforehand.
Speech is transcribed and classified. The AI identifies whether echolalia is immediate or delayed and provides coaching context for the parent.
View session insights, track progress on your 14-day plan, and follow up with your SLP using session summaries. No PHI is retained after the session.
Tell us the educational outcome you need. We can license and customize AI4Echolalia under written scope, acceptance criteria, pricing, and use terms.
Full-stack educational application · Private licensing · Not a medical device