Speech Tutor

Overview

Speech Tutor is a set of speech-therapy tools focused on articulation, including demonstrations for English sounds and materials for practice and screening. It is best suited to clinicians and parents who want those resources alongside progress tools. The Pro offering is the fuller therapy toolkit; the main trade-off is that browser access is designed primarily for desktop and laptop use.

The basic Speech Tutor app concentrates on articulation placement videos and screeners, while Pro adds a broader practice library, tracking, and recording. Deluxe combines Pro mobile access with web access and cloud storage, a more practical fit when work needs to move between devices. The PC web app is labeled free, but mobile users are directed to the free Speech Tutor Lite app to sign in and unlock a purchased app. For more options, browse Speech Therapy Software.

Key features

• Articulation instruction: Videos show tongue placement for English sounds. This makes Speech Tutor especially relevant for focused sound-production work, but the stated video focus is English.
• Pro practice materials: Thousands of flashcards, games, and interactive books give clinicians and families several ways to support practice rather than relying on demonstrations alone.
• Screeners and tracking: Pro includes screeners described as having SLP-friendly and parent-friendly versions, plus progress tracking. These tools make the Pro tier more suitable for ongoing therapy than the basic placement-video app.
• Recording: Pro supports video and audio recording, adding a way to capture practice alongside progress tracking.
• Cross-device access: Deluxe combines the Pro mobile app, web access, and cloud storage. Speech Tutor Pro stores names and data locally; Speech World can store data locally or in the cloud when an account is created. The maker says it cannot access client names, progress, or videos in Speech World, though creating an account gives it access to the user's email.
• Offline use: Offline access is supported, which can help when a connection is unavailable.

Pricing

Speech Tutor uses a freemium model. The basic Speech Tutor iOS app costs 24.99 USD per once and includes articulation placement videos and free articulation screeners. It suits users who want a focused reference and screening tools without the Pro activity library.

Speech Tutor Pro costs 69.99 USD per once for the iOS app. It adds thousands of flashcards, games, interactive books, screeners, progress tracking, and video and audio recording. This is the stronger choice for clinicians or families seeking a wider set of recurring practice and monitoring tools; the basic option gives up those Pro materials and features.

A Speech Tutor Pro (sale) price of 39.99 USD per once is shown on the web app page. Deluxe combines Pro mobile access, web access, and cloud storage, but no separate price is given for Deluxe. The web app's PC page labels it free. These one-time prices have no stated renewal term. Mobile users are directed to download Speech Tutor Lite free for iOS and sign in to unlock a purchased app.

Platforms

Speech Tutor supports iOS, web, and Windows. The maker says the web version is primarily intended for desktops and laptops and works best in Chrome, so it is a better fit for desk-based use than mobile browsing. For mobile access, the maker directs users to the free iOS Lite app. Android is not among the supported platforms.

The maker says its apps do not require personal information to use and that Speech Tutor does not currently store personal data. Support is offered through a contact page that invites questions, comments, and concerns, with a reply promised as soon as possible.

Who it's for

Speech Tutor is a sensible fit for speech-language professionals and parents looking for articulation-focused instruction, screening, and practice support. Pro's parent- and SLP-friendly screener versions broaden its usefulness across home and clinical settings. It is less compelling for users seeking a broad language-therapy focus beyond articulation, Android access, or a mobile-first web experience.

Pros and cons

• Pro combines varied practice with monitoring: Flashcards, games, books, screeners, tracking, and recording support more than one stage of articulation work.
• Deluxe spans mobile and desktop: Cloud storage and web access can support work across devices, while offline access is also supported.
• The entry app is focused: At 24.99 USD per once, it provides placement videos and screeners without requiring the Pro price.
• Pro costs more for its full toolkit: The 69.99 USD per once price is a substantial step up from the basic app, and the broader activities are not part of that cheaper tier.
• Desktop-oriented web access limits flexibility: The web version is aimed at desktop and laptop use, and mobile access is routed through an iOS app.

Alternatives

Language Therapy 4-in-1 is a better fit for someone seeking four word-level therapy apps on iOS or Android and willing to pay 89.99 USD per once; Speech Tutor is more specifically centered on articulation.

TalkPath Therapy is worth considering for a free, task-based option on iOS or web, with 11,500+ exercises.

SpeechBox is another freemium option for iOS and macOS.

staRt offers a free option on web and iOS.

Stamurai is a freemium alternative for iOS and Android.

Smarty Ears Online suits professionals who need to manage 100 student accounts and want hundreds of activities with automatic data tracking; its month-to-month plan is 21.99 USD per month, but it has no free plan.

Otsimo Speech Therapy is a paid alternative for iOS and Android.

React2 may suit a therapist seeking a one-to-one client licence across Android, iOS, or web; its React2Pro 1-to-1 Licence is 30.00 USD per month.

Verdict

Choose Speech Tutor if articulation is the priority and you want English sound-placement instruction, with Pro adding a substantial practice library and clinician- and parent-oriented tools for a one-time price. Look elsewhere if you need Android support, a mobile-oriented browser experience, or therapy materials centered on a broader language focus.