A rhythm they can follow
See the picture, hear the word, give it a try, and take a turn. A familiar rhythm helps children settle into practice across every game.
Practice the words your therapist chose while exploring caves, finding treasure, and fishing with Spriggy. Each word earns another turn.
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Today’s practice is ready when your child opens Spriggy. One tap takes them from seeing their progress to starting a new round.
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Five short stages give children a clear path through their practice, with a new activity to look forward to as they go.
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Start with a few words chosen by the therapist. A picture and spoken example help your child get ready to say each one.
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A spoken example gives your child something to follow. The Clinical plan adds AI-guided cues with a simple tip to try on the next turn.
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Each practice word earns a jump through the cave. Some stones hold and others crumble, giving children a playful surprise as they make their way across.
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Explore a cave, uncover amber, or cast a line. The games change while practice stays focused on the words the therapist chose.
CAVE CROSSING
Practice a word, pick a stepping stone, and help Spriggy cross the cave. Will the next stone hold?
AMBER MINE
Crack open rocks to discover practice words and collect amber. Each find brings Spriggy closer to finishing the stage.
FISHING
Settle in by the pond for a relaxed round of practice. Say a word, take a turn, and see what Spriggy catches.
See the picture, hear the word, give it a try, and take a turn. A familiar rhythm helps children settle into practice across every game.
Spoken examples and gentle prompts help children keep trying when a word feels tricky.
Collect amber through practice and spend it on outfits, hats, glasses, and playful accessories. Every try counts toward making Spriggy their own.
Each practice day adds to the week’s progress. Children can see the effort they’ve put in and pick up again when they’re ready.
TRY A ROUND
Try a sample set to see how words and repetitions fit into a round. In Spriggy, each try also earns a turn in the game, so there’s something to look forward to after every word.
This is a tap-through preview; it doesn’t record or analyze speech.
What parents should know ↗Merle · practice
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A LITTLE PRACTICE, THEN BACK TO THE DAY
Finish the words, collect the reward, and call it a day. Each assignment has a clear finish line, making speech practice easier to fit into family life.