Family quick start guide
Quick Start · Families · October 2026
Speech practice with Chip, when it's convenient for you
CrispSpeech™: your child says words to Chip, a friendly robot who listens and cheers. Your speech therapist listens to the recordings and sets the plan. No ads, no timers, no pressure.
Getting set up: 4 easy steps, about 10 minutes
- Create an account. Open the email from your speech therapist and tap Set up your account. Set your name and password and tap Create my account.
- Add your child. Tap Next: add your child. Enter their name and birthday. Create a username and password for your child's sign-in. Tap Save and continue.
- Sign permission. Read the permission form and tap Sign and continue.
- Launch. Tap Switch to your child and launch your child into practice and fun.
Who does what
- Your child signs in with their own username, practices and collects stars. No scores, no verdicts, no timers.
- Grown-ups own the account and the permission form, set the prizes and the daily goal, and see Progress.
- Your speech therapist invites you, assesses the initial check-in, sets the treatment plan and reviews the recordings.
What you need
- Use Safari or Chrome. A tablet or computer is preferred but a phone is possible. On an iPhone or iPad, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen to bookmark.
- A microphone. The built-in one is fine; a quiet room helps. At the start, tap Allow microphone.
Your child's home on an iPad or a computer once the plan is in: Chip, Today's star and the games on the left; the sounds, the week and the prize shelf beside them.
The grown-ups' corner
Sign in with your own email and password, then tap Grown-ups on your child's home screen:
- Switch to your child's account: rename, change the birthday, reset the password or pictures.
- Progress: practice days, minutes, stars, the streak, and each sound target.
- Stars and prizes: the daily goal (words, minutes, check-ins), the prize shelf, and Download for everything CrispSpeech holds about your child.
- Toolbox: the R tongue trainer and your child's storybooks.
- Help, My account, Settings, Sign out.
Stars and prizes
- Each practice earns stars, right or not. A day that reaches the goal is worth 100.
- Prizes are customizable: an extra bedtime story, a trip for ice cream. When the shelf says "You've reached your goal!", a grown-up taps Cash in.
Privacy, in brief
Nothing is recorded before a parent signs, and you can withdraw at any time. Recordings are stored encrypted in the United States, seen only by your child's speech therapist, the practice's staff and the CrispSpeech admin, and deleted 12 months after the last session. No advertising, no tracking, no selling of information. Questions or deletion requests: privacy@crispspeech.com.
Good to know. Chip's ear is good, not perfect, and so it is helpful that your speech therapist reviews your child's performance. Five wrong sign-in tries in a row earn Chip a short break.
Your child's journey
- Sign in: I'm a kid, their name, then the secret pictures or password.
- The check-in: collect their first star with Start the check-in. 87 words, 9 minutes.
- The plan: your speech therapist selects the sounds.
- Practice, daily: games, stories, warm-up and word cards, 5 to 10 minutes a day.
- Stars and prizes: collect stars as you practice until you reach your goal!
- Keeps growing: the speech therapist adjusts and updates the treatment plan as needed. A new check-in, a new plan.
One word, start to finish
- Tap the mic. Its label says what to do: "Say rabbit!"
- Get ready… Go! After the beep, say the word nice and clear.
- Chip listens. Recording stops by itself. For a sentence, tap "I'm done".
- "Nice!" Continue for each word. The recap and the stars wait for the end.
CrispSpeech™ and the CrispSpeech logo are trademarks of Crisp Speech, Inc. · Patent pending
See also: CrispSpeech privacy policy · COPPA notice to parents · HIPAA notice