Monster Speech
Beta pricing is extended to MondayYour target words, hiding inside 45 arcade games.
Speech therapy that feels like playtime. Kids build a monster, practice their target words, and earn stars. They are already written for you, from a library the SLP community asked for.
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Welcome to the arcade and join them.
Bank those stars fast, because the Grumble is always watching!
The arcade
45 games
Build. Play. Shop.
Step 1
Build
Kids dress up a monster in seconds — then therapy starts.
Step 2
Play
Tap Targets whenever you want a prompt. The words are already written, so there is nothing to prep. Cheer a great try with Hype stars, and every star carries from game to game.
Step 3
Shop
Spend stars in the shop!
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Free games
Want the words on paper too? Print a free picture word list for the sound you are working on. No account needed!
Arcade
40 more with membership
$3.99/mo or $34.99/year
Unlock the full arcade. One therapist login. New games keep landing, built on what the SLP community asks for.
Privacy
Nothing about your students leaves your browser
No rosters to set up, no student logins, and nothing for you to clean up afterwards.
It stays on the device
Names, goals, word lists, and stars live in the browser tab you are working in. They are never sent to our servers.
Nothing to clean up
End the session or close the tab and it clears itself. There is no student record sitting somewhere for you to delete later.
We only keep your login
Your email and whether your membership is active. Card details go straight to Stripe and never touch us.
The full details live in our privacy policy.
Questions therapists ask
What is Monster Speech?
Monster Speech is a browser arcade that a speech-language pathologist runs during a session. The therapist picks the target words, the student plays one of 45 games, and those same words turn up on prompt cards inside whichever game is running. The therapist decides when every prompt appears.
How do target words show up during a game?
Prompt cards never open on their own. When you want one, you tap Targets on the right rail and a card slides in with the words, each paired with its own picture. Switch between words, phrases, and sentences, then close the card whenever the student is finished.
Do I have to come up with the words myself?
No. 107 goals are already written and waiting, every target word paired with its own picture, at word, phrase, and sentence level. The library grew out of what practising SLPs asked for, so most sessions are a two-tap setup. Typing your own list is there when you want it, not because you need it.
What speech goals can a student practice?
Articulation goals are sorted by sound and by position, so you can work a sound in the initial, medial, or final spot, or drill CVC words. There are also receptive language, expressive language, and executive function goals. Every goal comes with single words, phrases, and sentences, and you can still type your own words instead.
Can more than one student share a session?
Yes. Up to 5 kids can share one session, and each one keeps their own goal, their own word list, and their own monster. Stars are counted for the whole team, so students cheer each other on while they take turns in the very same game.
What happens to student data?
Student names, word lists, and scores stay inside your browser tab. They are never sent to a server, never saved to an account, and never written to long-term storage. An unfinished session can be reopened in that tab for twelve hours, then it clears itself.
What does Monster Speech cost?
5 games are free with no account at all. A membership runs $3.99 a month or $34.99 a year and opens all 45 games, including the new ones that keep landing. One therapist login covers every student you see. There is no charge per student.
What devices does Monster Speech run on?
It runs in a web browser, so there is nothing to download and no app store to deal with. The games are drawn for an iPad and work just as happily on a laptop or a desktop. The therapist signs in once, and the arcade is ready for the next kid.