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Articarry

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★ 1 • Updated Aug 12, 2026, 09:18 AM

Articarry is a web-based platform designed for speech-language pathologists to assign, track, and review children's speech-sound practice conducted at home between therapy sessions.

Use Cases ▼
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Assigning speech-sound practice stories tailored to a child's articulation goals

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Reviewing audio recordings of home practice to assess progress

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Sorting caseload by practice activity and focus areas to prioritize session planning

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Generating summary reports of practice data for documentation or parent communication

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Tracking practice frequency and sound targets over the course of therapy

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Providing parents with a structured, gamified home practice routine

What Problem It Solves ▼

Articarry addresses the lack of visibility speech-language pathologists have into the home practice component of therapy. Without objective data on what and how often a child practiced between sessions, clinicians struggle to tailor treatment effectively. Articarry provides a factual record of practice attempts, sound targets, and audio recordings, enabling evidence-based planning without relying on subjective parent reports or unverified practice logs.

Key Features ▼
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Provides objective home practice data without automated clinical grading

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Organizes caseload by attention needs, saving clinician time

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Preserves clinician's professional judgment by not making speech assessments

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Includes raw audio recordings for direct evaluation

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Co-designed with practicing speech-language pathologists

Overview

Articarry is a web-based platform designed for speech-language pathologists to assign, track, and review children's speech-sound practice conducted at home between therapy sessions. It fills the data gap between appointments, providing clinicians with objective records of what was practiced, not automated grades of speech performance. The tool organizes practice data into a clear loop: clinicians select and assign stories from a curated library that match target sounds, children practice by recording words at home, and clinicians receive a morning caseload sort, a planning map, and an auto-assembled summary built from their own session notes and practice records. Articarry deliberately avoids making clinical judgments; it categorizes child recordings into bands like "clear" or "worth a listen" solely to direct the clinician's attention, leaving all interpretation to the professional. The platform is currently in a private beta, built with input from practicing clinicians, and will be offered as a paid service when publicly available.

Pros & Cons

Pros

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Provides objective home practice data without automated clinical grading

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Organizes caseload by attention needs, saving clinician time

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Preserves clinician's professional judgment by not making speech assessments

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Includes raw audio recordings for direct evaluation

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Co-designed with practicing speech-language pathologists

Cons

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Currently in private beta; not yet widely available

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Requires reliable internet and a device for home practice, which may not be accessible to all families

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Limited to speech-sound practice, not a comprehensive speech-language platform

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No automated speech grading may be a drawback for those seeking AI analysis

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Pricing details not yet public, could be a barrier for some practices

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