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React2 review

#4 of 23 in Speech Therapy Software

A broad therapy library with clinician controls, remote practice and offline access.

8.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

React2 is a cloud-based speech and language therapy platform for adults and children with communication, language and cognitive difficulties. Its library contains more than 9,000 clinically designed exercises covering listening, reading, understanding, remembering and improving. React2Home supports independent practice, while React2Pro gives therapists tools to create personalised plans, assign tasks, monitor results and adjust therapy remotely. The product covers use cases including aphasia, brain injury, dementia, autism, Down’s syndrome and developmental language difficulties.

Pricing is structured around different working models. The React2Pro 1-to-1 Licence costs £30 per month on monthly billing and supports one therapist working with one client at a time, with exercise customisation and progress monitoring. The React2Pro Licence is intended for speech and language therapy teams and includes support for a plan example of up to 20 active clients. The React2 Enterprise Gold Licence adds multiple teams and administrator or therapist logins, alongside customised therapy and progress maintenance across teams; its pricing is quote-based. A 7-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan.

The strongest fit is for practices that need a substantial exercise catalogue alongside clinician-led personalisation and reporting. Progress tracking, standardised reporting, client response monitoring and results analysis support ongoing review, while remote access works across internet-connected devices. The USB version extends access to users without regular internet access, complementing the web, iOS and Android platforms. Buyers seeking independent practice, therapist oversight and broad communication-focused coverage should find the feature mix relevant. It is less suited to buyers who need a free product or a simple single-purpose tool without team, reporting or customisation requirements.

React2 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • More than 9,000 exercises across core communication and cognitive areas
    • Therapists can customise plans, reuse tasks and monitor progress
    • Web, iOS and Android access plus a USB version for offline use
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • The entry licence is limited to one therapist and one client at a time
    • Team pricing varies by licence, with Enterprise Gold quoted separately

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