Something you live alongside, not a course you complete.

01 · TODAY

An adaptive home, one thing at a time

Not a dashboard: one suggestion, one upcoming moment, one prompt.

• A greeting from Aiden — a short personal line, written for that day.
• Today’s small thing — one short exercise chosen from a rotation of 37, marked done in a tap.
• Got something coming up? — the next call, interview or meeting shows here with its prep plan.
• A daily prompt — a gentle question to write or speak about.
• An effort streak — it counts the days you showed up, not how fluent you were.
• Easier days — after a harder stretch, the home screen softens and upcoming events step back.

02 · PRACTICE

A steady habit, at your pace

Structured exercises, with new ones arriving without an app update.

• Six techniques — Breathing, Easy Onset, Pacing, Prolonged Speech, Reading and Voluntary Stuttering — six sessions each, laid out as a ladder. Nothing is locked.
• A weekly theme — a focus for the week that ties the day’s practice together.
• Guided sessions — a timer, rounds, clear instructions and the breathing orb while you read or speak aloud.
• Feedback after each sessionPremium — Aiden’s note, what stood out as neutral counts (blocks, repetitions, prolongations, interjections), your speaking rate, and one tip to try next.
• Scores are opt-in — a fluency score appears only if you switch it on in Settings.

03 · TALK

Four ways to use your voice

With Aiden, the app’s AI companion — out loud when you want to, typed when you don’t.

• Chat with AidenPremium — a live voice conversation: he listens as you talk and starts replying aloud within moments. Switch to typing any time in the same thread — typing is always free.
• Rehearse a real momentPremium — 38 situations across everyday life, work, social, service, health and education. Aiden plays the other person: patient by default, tougher only if you ask — and if you seem upset, he steps out of role to check in.
• Live DAFPremium — delayed auditory feedback plays your voice back through headphones after a short delay you set (50–300 ms). A long-established technique that helps many people slow down.
• Guided warm-ups — 31 short breathing and pacing flows for before a moment, paced by the breathing orb.

04 · PREPARE

Ready for the real thing

For a specific moment that’s coming up.

• Add an upcoming event — a date, a time and the kind of situation: a call, an interview, a date or a presentation.
• Start with breath — a three-step warm-up matched to the situation: paced breathing with the orb, slow reading, then easy-onset sounds.
• An AI prep planPremium — a small plan of breath, warm-up and optional role-play, made for that moment. Swap any step for an alternative.

05 · JOURNAL

Write it or say it

Voice and writing are equal here.

• Written entries and voice notes — whichever feels easier that day. Voice notes are transcribed.
• A daily prompt — a question to start from on days when a blank page is too much.
• Aiden’s reflectionPremium — a short, warm reflection on any entry, with a follow-up question to Aiden right from it.
• A weekly reviewPremium — a short letter from Aiden on your week: one pattern he noticed and three quiet numbers. Never a scoreboard.

Answers properly — at whatever length a question deserves, and looks things up when the answer depends on today.

Remembers what matters — a few short facts — “is a teacher”, “dreads phone calls”, “prefers short answers” — so you don’t repeat yourself. It never keeps what you said, and every fact can be deleted.

A tone you choose — Warm (gentle and encouraging), Direct (brief, no cushioning) or Light (relaxed, humour welcome). Respect and patience hold in every tone.

Knows you, quietly — your onboarding answers tailor his help. A question about a phone call gets advice about the call — never an unprompted comment about your stutter.

Safe in hard moments — if someone is in danger or talks about self-harm, Aiden sets everything aside, responds with care, and points to real help where they live.