VoicePath — WebApp
Aphasia Practice Tool
VoicePath helps stroke survivors relearn words, build sentences, and regain confidence.
Free during beta — nothing to install.
One Goal: Get your voice back.
Five ways to practice.
Every exercise is inspired by techniques that speech-language pathologists use in clinical settings — thoughtfully adapted for independent daily practice at home, on any device.
Start Practicing →Picture Word Cards
See a word, hear it spoken by your avatar, and spell it out letter by letter. Each step is a cue that helps your brain find words it already knows.
Match the Label
Match the right word to the right picture — with timed challenges that grow harder as you improve. Sharpens recognition and comprehension.
Build a Sentence
Choose words to build a sentence, then hear your 3D avatar speak it aloud. Low-pressure sentence practice that builds real conversational confidence.
Rhythm & Words
Speak in time with a beat and tap with your left hand. Based on Melodic Intonation Therapy — one of the most studied techniques for regaining speech after stroke.
Sing Along
Pick a familiar song and sing along as your avatar highlights each word in time with the real melody. Music reaches a different part of the brain than speech — often unlocking words that won't come out any other way.
For Speech-Language Therapists
Create a therapist account to connect with your patients, build them personalized practice word lists, and track how much they practice between sessions.
Requests are reviewed by an admin before therapist features unlock.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is VoicePath?
VoicePath is an online aphasia practice tool. It offers five kinds of speech and language exercises — picture word cards, word-picture matching, sentence building, rhythm practice, and sing-along — with a 3D talking avatar that models each word aloud.
Who is VoicePath for?
People living with aphasia, especially stroke survivors who want extra word-finding and speaking practice at home between therapy sessions. Speech-language therapists can also use it to give their patients personalized practice.
Is VoicePath free?
Yes — VoicePath is free to use during the beta. Create an account and you can use every exercise.
Do I need to download an app?
No. VoicePath runs in a web browser on a computer, tablet, or phone. There is nothing to install.
Does VoicePath replace speech therapy?
No. VoicePath is a supplemental practice tool, not a replacement for a licensed speech-language pathologist. It works best alongside professional therapy.
How can speech-language therapists use VoicePath?
Therapists can create a therapist account to connect with patients, build them personalized practice word lists, and see how much they practice between sessions. Therapist accounts are reviewed by an admin before those features unlock.
What techniques are the exercises based on?
Each exercise is inspired by techniques used in clinical aphasia therapy, including confrontation naming, cueing hierarchies, Semantic Feature Analysis, word-picture verification, PACE, and Melodic Intonation Therapy. The Our Approach page explains each one, with links to the research.
A note on professional care: VoicePath is designed as a supplemental practice tool, not a replacement for working with a licensed speech-language pathologist. For the best outcomes, use it alongside — not instead of — professional therapy. If you don't yet have a therapist, ask your physician for a referral.