See your voice as you speak.
Your speech rate appears live, syllable by syllable, and your voice on the exercises that train it. You slow down at the right moment and improve session after session, on your own or with your speech-language pathologist.
Measured in syllables per second (SPS), the unit your speech-language pathologist uses in session.
Does this sound like you?
Three situations that keep coming back when speech runs away.
Do people often ask you to repeat yourself?
People around you lose the thread. You can see it in their eyes.
Do your thoughts race ahead of your words?
Your mind runs at full speed, but your mouth can't keep up.
Does your speech rate run away under stress?
A meeting, a presentation, an important call: you lose control.
3 steps to take back control
No endless theory. You speak, you see, you improve.
Speak
Pick an exercise (guided reading, free speaking, dialogue) and speak into your mic.
See
Your speaking speed appears on screen in real time. You instantly see where to slow down.
Improve
Track your progress session after session. Share your results with your speech-language pathologist.
See for yourself
Three of the twelve exercise modes, to try right here. Each works on a different aspect of your speech.
The highlighter moves word by word at the speed you choose. Slow down naturally.
Free, no credit card. Your first session takes 2 minutes.
For speech-language pathologists
Your patients practise at home; you find their measured speech rate and their consistency in your dashboard.
Discover the SLP spaceGrounded in international cluttering research
I know what you're going through. I went through it too.
Clément
Founder · Person who clutters, former patient
"For years, people told me to 'speak more slowly'. But no one showed me how."
My name is Clément, and I've lived with cluttering since childhood. Ideas racing faster than my words. Sentences crashing into each other. The look on people's faces when they don't understand.
In 2022, I finally saw a wonderful speech-language pathologist. She taught me the techniques. But between sessions, I was on my own. No tool to practice with. No visual cue. Just a stopwatch and my frustration.
So I built the tool I wish I'd had.
Talk Slower was born from my late nights coding, my dozens of practice sessions, and one belief: if it helps me, it can help others.
A clear mission, a hands-on founder
Founded by a patient
Clément has cluttered since childhood. He built this tool for himself, and for you.
Active community
Speech-language pathologists and patients help improve the tool continuously.
Continuous improvement
Regular updates based on feedback from users and clinicians.
Talk Slower is developed and maintained to help every person who clutters regain confidence.
What patients and speech-language pathologists say
Patients and speech-language pathologists share their experience.
On ParlerMoinsVite today: 160+ speech-language pathologists on board · 220+ patients followed · 6,900+ recorded sessions
"The tool I was missing to objectively measure my patients' speech rate. Well designed and easy to use."
Fanny H.
Private-practice speech-language pathologist
"I used to speak too fast in meetings without realizing it. With the biofeedback, I internalized the right pace."
Thomas R.
Corporate manager
"My speech-language pathologist can see my progress between sessions. I feel supported even at home."
Sarah M.
Student, age 22
"Finally an app that tells stuttering and cluttering apart. The exercises are varied and motivating."
Marc D.
Engineer, clutterer
"It's a great tool to make progress and become aware of our weaknesses."
App user
Patient · in-app satisfaction survey
"The tool I was missing to objectively measure my patients' speech rate. Well designed and easy to use."
Fanny H.
Private-practice speech-language pathologist
"I used to speak too fast in meetings without realizing it. With the biofeedback, I internalized the right pace."
Thomas R.
Corporate manager
"My speech-language pathologist can see my progress between sessions. I feel supported even at home."
Sarah M.
Student, age 22
"Finally an app that tells stuttering and cluttering apart. The exercises are varied and motivating."
Marc D.
Engineer, clutterer
"It's a great tool to make progress and become aware of our weaknesses."
App user
Patient · in-app satisfaction survey
Frequently asked questions
The questions I get asked most often before someone signs up.