Cuespeak review
A focused Apple-based therapy app with clinician tools and configurable practice.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Cuespeak is an Apple-based speech and language therapy app for people with communication difficulties after stroke or brain injury. It is designed for home users, speech and language therapists, clinics and healthcare organisations. Its therapy coverage includes language, articulation, cognition and communication, with exercises for word finding, reading, writing, sentence construction, spoken word production and everyday communication. Users can create personalised sessions, practise with articulation videos, record attempts and share sessions with therapists or helpers.
The plan structure offers a 14-day trial before paid use. Cuespeak Monthly costs £9.99 per month, while the Cuespeak 1 Year Licence costs £132.99 per 1-year licence and the Cuespeak 3 Year Licence costs £399.99 per 3-year licence. Cuespeak Clinician costs £999 one-time per device and adds professional tools for remotely managing clients, sending sessions and receiving usage data. The product is available through the Apple App Store and supports Apple Business Manager, making its platform fit clear for organisations already managing Apple devices.
Its standout strength is the combination of configurable therapy content and clinician involvement. Personalised exercises and therapy templates can be paired with recordings, playback, usage reports, progress history and automatic speech recognition in selected modules. That makes Cuespeak a strong fit where practice needs to be tailored and reviewed across home and clinical settings. It is less suitable for users who need broad device coverage or dependable offline use: the supported platforms are limited to iOS and macOS, and videos cannot be downloaded for use without Wi-Fi. Choose Cuespeak for personalised Apple-based therapy with remote clinician management; consider an alternative if offline video access or non-Apple platforms is essential.
Cuespeak pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Configurable exercises cover language, articulation, cognition and communication
- Recording, reports and progress history support shared therapy review
- Remote clinician management enables session delivery and result sharing
- Where it doesn't
- Supports iOS and macOS only
- No full offline access; videos require Wi-Fi
- Paid product with no free plan
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