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Your personalized speech assistant
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No favorite phrases yet — tap ⭐ next to any entry in Library to pin it here.
No saved phrases yet.
A look inside what makes training work. You don't need any of this — Start recording on the main card walks this person through everything automatically. Open the sections below if you want to target a specific sound, review what's been saved, or start over.
These aren't random — they're designed to cover every sound English uses, so SpeechBuddy hears how this person pronounces each one. Start recording works through them in a smart order; you don't have to pick them yourself.
Every English word is built from about 40 distinct sounds — like the "th" in "think" or the "sh" in "shoe". This shows which sounds this person has recorded enough of, and which still need more samples. Useful when certain words keep matching wrong — you can target those sounds directly.
Every recording this person has made, with playback. Tap one to hear it back — useful for checking whether a sentence was recorded clearly. Delete individual recordings if a take wasn't good, or use the button below to start over completely.
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An AI assistant that explains SpeechBuddy and coaches you on what to do next. Caregiver-only.
Stop the daily user from accidentally turning on Caregiver mode and changing things they didn't mean to. When on, the Caregiver-mode toggle in the header asks for a 4-digit PIN.
Turn the three ways of communicating on or off, and pick which one opens first on the Talk tab.
Pick the voice that speaks for them, and choose whether matched phrases speak automatically.
Notes about communication preferences, daily routines, care team contacts. SpeechBuddy uses these to personalise the library and (if you turn it on) AI suggestions.
The AI's original onboarding questions and the answers given. Edit any answer if life has changed (new person, new schedule, new hobby), then tap Generate new phrases to add fresh suggestions to the library.
SpeechBuddy can use AI to make using the app easier. You can turn each helper on or off below.
Less-common settings — accessibility, troubleshooting. None of these change how the app works for the user; safe to ignore unless you have a specific reason to be here.
Optional technical info, useful for troubleshooting or curiosity. None of these affect how the app works for the user.