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VoiceBloom is the first AAC app that learns. It personalises your child's symbol board, tracks every session, and gives you weekly AI insights — so communication gets easier every day.

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Built for families, therapists, and schools — see exactly what VoiceBloom looks like in practice.
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Emma's board Level 2
Tap symbols to build a sentence...
Feelings
Food
Actions
Places
How it works
Tap the symbols to build a sentence, then hit "Speak it" — the app reads it aloud in a natural child-friendly voice. Every tap is logged for the parent and therapist dashboard.
AI personalisation
Emma's board shows her favourite topics — dinosaurs, snacks, and playground words — surfaced by Claude based on her usage history.
Every tap is data
Word frequency, time of day, category trends — all sent to the parent app and therapist dashboard in real time.
🌿 VoiceBloom / Parent dashboard
7 days left in trial   SM
EMMA'S WEEK — MARCH 17–23
147
Words used
↑ 23% vs last week
12
New words
First time ever
7
Sessions
Daily streak
4
2-word combos
↑ from 1 last week
✦ AI weekly report
Sunday, March 23
Emma had her best week yet. She used "scared" independently for the first time — a major emotional vocabulary milestone. Her 4 two-word combinations ("more cookie", "Finn happy", "no bath", "go playground") suggest she's beginning to chain concepts. The soccer category saw a 3× spike after Tuesday's game.
Try this week: introduce "because" and "when" — she's ready for simple causal phrases.
Category breakdown
Feelings
52
Food
35
Sports
28
People
18
Actions
14
New words this week 12 first-evers
scared ⭐
soccer ⭐
please ⭐
tired
playground
teacher
swimming
grandpa
drawing
banana
bowling
done
🌿 VoiceBloom / Therapist portal
Dr. Jennifer Torres · SLP
8
Active children
42
Sessions this week
6
On track for goals
1
Alert — Sofia M.
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Emma S., age 6
147 words this week · Level 2
Excelling
LK
Liam K., age 8
203 words · Level 3
On track
SM
Sofia M., age 5
89 words · distress pattern
Alert
NP
Noah P., age 7
134 words · Level 2
On track
MT
Mia T., age 4
76 words · Level 1
Emerging
Emma S. — IEP goals
Emotional vocab
82%
2-word combos
60%
Food vocabulary
90%
Self-advocacy
45%
Daily session
100%
AI-generated IEP progress note — Emma S.
Emma, age 6, AAC Level 2. During the week of March 17–23, Emma demonstrated significant progress in emotional vocabulary acquisition. She independently initiated use of "scared" on three separate occasions, meeting Goal 1b ahead of schedule. She produced 4 two-word utterances representing a 300% increase from the prior week.
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🌿 VoiceBloom / AI parent coach
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Sarah (parent)
Emma used "scared" for the first time today — is that a milestone?
Coach · Claude AI
Yes — this is a significant milestone. Using an emotion word spontaneously means Emma is connecting internal feelings to language, not just labelling pictures. Here's what to do next:
  • Validate it immediately: "I heard you say scared. That was brave to tell me."
  • Introduce a second emotion word this week — "worried" pairs well with "scared."
  • Note the context in your session log so her therapist can update IEP Goal 1b.
Sarah (parent)
How many sessions per day is ideal?
Coach · Claude AI
For children at Emma's level, 2–3 short sessions of 8–12 minutes each work better than one long session. Consistency matters more than duration — Emma's daily streak this week is already having a measurable effect on her vocabulary growth rate.
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Simple to start
Up and running in 5 minutes
No app download, no configuration, no IT support. Works on every phone, tablet, and computer from the first session.
1
Set up your child's profile
Enter your child's name, age, communication level, and interests. VoiceBloom uses this to personalise the board from session one.
2
Choose a character together
Pick Finn the fish, Leo the lion, Bella the bear, Zara the giraffe, or Pip the penguin. The character becomes your child's communication companion.
3
Start tapping — that's it
Every symbol tap trains the AI. Sessions are tracked automatically. You check the dashboard. VoiceBloom handles everything else.
Real families, real progress
Stories from VoiceBloom families
★★★★★
"My son used 'scared' for the very first time last week. He has never been able to tell me that before. I cried. This app changed our family."
Sarah M. — parent, Ontario
★★★★★
"I write IEP notes for 12 children every week. VoiceBloom cut that from 6 hours to 45 minutes. The AI notes are better than what I write manually."
Jennifer T. — SLP, 8 years experience
★★★★★
"Finn gets more excited about soccer than my son does — and that's saying something. He asks to use it every morning before school now."
Marcus L. — parent, Texas
★★★★★
"We tried 4 different AAC apps before VoiceBloom. This is the only one my daughter actually wants to use every day."
Priya K. — parent, British Columbia
★★★★★
"The weekly AI report is something I actually read. It tells me things I didn't notice myself — like that Emma communicates 40% more on days after good sleep."
David R. — parent, London UK
★★★★★
"My clinic switched all 23 children to VoiceBloom in January. The admin dashboard alone saved us 8 hours of paperwork a week."
Dr. Lisa Chen — clinic director, Toronto
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