Types of Games
Four ways to practice speech sounds
Built around how speech therapists actually work — practice ranges from simple listening to shaping tricky sounds.
The child listens to a word and taps which of two similar-sounding options they heard — like "key" vs. "tea" — building the listening skills that come before clear speech.
The child says a target word to tell it apart from a similar one — bye vs. eye, run vs. one — and saying it correctly is what moves the game forward.
Type in any word your child is working on, pick which sound and position to target, and Phonomate's AI listens to their live attempt to judge correct vs. incorrect.
Real-time audio and visual analysis gives continuous feedback — like a lava lamp that rises with a stronger R — so kids can gradually shape a hard sound.
