Assign exercises, track clarity and loudness trends, and monitor adherence — for Parkinson's, stroke, and TBI.
Our clinician version is already built and is going through compliance and cybersecurity testing ahead of regulatory submissions. We're inviting clinics to explore pilots and early access.
Give patients structured home practice with real-time feedback while the clinician dashboard auto-captures trends you can review in seconds. Flow is designed by speech-language pathologists for speech-language pathologists, addressing the real challenges of modern clinical practice.
Whether you work in a hospital setting, private practice, or community health centre, Flow extends your care beyond clinic walls. Patients get the consistent practice they need, and you get the data to make informed clinical decisions without drowning in paperwork.
Track the metrics that matter—clarity, loudness, and articulation—so you can spot trends and adjust care plans at a glance.
Live demo charts—actual dashboard shows your patients' real data with exportable reports.
Evidence-informed exercises, research-grade analysis, and secure, clinician-friendly reporting. Everything you need to extend care beyond the clinic.
Articulation, loudness, rate and prosody activities designed with SLPs, SLTs and research teams. Exercises are based on established clinical protocols and can be tailored to each patient's goals and abilities. Suitable for Parkinson's disease, stroke recovery, and TBI rehabilitation.
Real-time feedback using Praat—the same acoustic analysis tool trusted in speech research worldwide—to measure loudness, clarity, and more. Patients get immediate, objective feedback on their practice without waiting for their next appointment.
Automatic logging, trend charts, audio snippets and adherence metrics—all in one place. See which patients are improving, who needs follow-up, and track outcomes over weeks or months. Data visualisation designed for busy caseloads.
Assign tasks, tweak goals, leave notes and export summaries in a click. Designed for busy caseloads with minimal admin overhead. Flow works alongside your existing documentation and therapy planning processes.
Encrypted in transit and at rest. Sharing is under your and your patient's control. Built with GDPR, PIPEDA, and HIPAA considerations. We are completing cybersecurity testing ahead of regulatory submissions in Canada, USA, UK, and EU.
Patients can use on phones, tablets or computers—wherever practice fits best into their routine. No app download required; Flow runs in any modern web browser, making it accessible for patients with varying levels of technology comfort.
Recent literature supporting digital speech therapy and monitoring in neurological conditions.
Systematic reviews and trials evaluating speech therapy interventions for PD.
Cochrane style review
Evidence on dysarthria interventions and prevalence among stroke survivors.
Systematic review
Home-based, app-guided practice improving intelligibility and adherence.
JMIR study
Start risk-free; scale with your clinic.
The clinician version is a speech practice and monitoring support tool. It is designed to complement your clinical judgement, not replace it. It does not provide a medical diagnosis or independently determine treatment decisions. We are completing compliance and cybersecurity testing ahead of regulatory submissions in Canada, USA, UK and the EU.
Early feedback from pilot programmes and clinical advisors.
"The dashboard makes week-to-week changes obvious and cuts my note time. Patients love seeing their progress visualised."
"Adherence improved because patients get immediate feedback between visits. The exportable summaries are gold for MDT meetings."
Answers to common clinician questions.
Patients get real-time feedback on clarity and loudness using Praat-based acoustic analysis, with structured exercises you assign. Flow logs sessions automatically for your review—no extra admin for you or your patients.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Access is controlled and sharing requires explicit permission. We're building with GDPR, PIPEDA, and HIPAA considerations in mind.
Yes—tailor difficulty, focus areas, and specific exercises for each patient. Adjust remotely as they progress, without waiting for the next appointment.
Phones, tablets, and computers—whatever fits the patient's routine. No app download required; it runs in the browser.
No. Flow is a practice support and monitoring tool designed to complement your clinical judgement. It does not provide a diagnosis or independently determine treatment decisions.
Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) is the term used in North America, while Speech and Language Therapist (SLT) is used in the UK and other regions. Flow is designed for both—same profession, different titles.
Flow is designed to complement your existing clinical workflow, not replace it. You can assign exercises in seconds, and the dashboard automatically captures patient practice data for your review. Export summaries in one click for documentation, MDT meetings, or care planning. No double-entry required.
Flow is designed for adults with neurological speech conditions including Parkinson's disease, stroke-related dysarthria, and traumatic brain injury (TBI). The exercises focus on loudness, clarity, articulation, and prosody—the core areas affected by these conditions.
Yes. Flow is ideal for telepractice and hybrid care models. Patients practice at home with real-time feedback, while you monitor their progress remotely. This extends your care beyond clinic walls and supports patients in rural or underserved areas who may have limited access to in-person therapy.
The clinician dashboard provides trend charts for speech clarity, loudness (dB), and practice frequency over time. You can see at-a-glance which patients need follow-up, export PDF summaries for documentation, and track adherence metrics. All data is presented in a format designed for busy caseloads.
We are currently completing compliance and cybersecurity testing ahead of regulatory submissions in Canada, the USA, the UK, and the EU. Flow is built with GDPR, PIPEDA, and HIPAA considerations in mind. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and access controls ensure patient privacy.
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Real-world applications of remote speech therapy monitoring in clinical practice.
After stroke patients are discharged, Flow provides a structured way to continue speech therapy practice at home. Clinicians can monitor recovery progress remotely and identify patients who need additional intervention, reducing readmission risk and supporting continuity of care.
For patients in rural British Columbia, Alberta, or other areas with limited access to in-person speech therapy, Flow bridges the gap. Patients practice with real-time feedback between infrequent clinic visits, while SLPs can monitor progress and adjust treatment plans remotely.
With growing caseloads and limited appointment slots, Flow helps SLPs extend their reach. The dashboard highlights which patients are practising regularly, who needs follow-up, and provides exportable summaries for documentation—reducing admin time while maintaining care quality.
For Parkinson's patients, speech changes often progress gradually. Flow enables regular monitoring of loudness and clarity trends, helping clinicians spot declines early and adjust therapy goals proactively. The data supports LSVT LOUD and similar protocols by tracking between-session practice.
Flow's exportable progress reports make it easy to share speech therapy outcomes with neurologists, occupational therapists, and other members of the multidisciplinary team. Clear visualisations of clarity and loudness trends support care coordination and treatment planning.
Many patients struggle with motivation for home practice. Flow's immediate feedback and visual progress tracking help patients see the impact of their efforts, increasing adherence and engagement between therapy sessions. Clinicians can set goals and celebrate milestones remotely.
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