Clinician pilot

Help shape Articu with real clinical workflows.

We are inviting a limited group of SLPs and speech clinics to test clinician-guided speech practice, review workflows and phoneme-level speech analysis. For SLPs and speech clinics.

Who the pilot is for

SLPs with pediatric speech sound caseloads, and clinics with 2+ clinicians. English and Turkish-speaking practices first; every language request is noted.

What participants test

Assignment builder, patient practice experience, review queue, progress views and structured session data—with real caseloads.

What we want to learn

Time to assign, review queue size and review time, trust in the workflow, and which targets and ages must be handled first.

What participants receive

Early access to the workflow, direct influence on the product, and a documented pilot summary for your clinic.

Expectations: a 20-minute feedback interview every few weeks and honest input on what does not work. Privacy boundary: no identifiable patient information is ever requested in this program.

Apply

Apply for the clinician pilot.

Tell us about your practice. Applications are reviewed weekly.

We never ask for identifiable patient information in this form. See our Privacy Policy and Child Privacy pages.

What happens after applying.

1) We review applications weekly. 2) A short intro call about your caseload and goals. 3) Pilot setup with defined success measures. 4) Feedback sessions every few weeks.

Pilot FAQ

Common questions

Does the pilot cost anything?
Pilot terms are shared during the intro conversation. The pre-launch focus is design partnership, not pricing.
Do I need to submit patient data?
No. We never ask for identifiable patient information in the application or the pilot onboarding.
How much time does participation take?
Using the workflow with your normal caseload, plus a 20-minute feedback interview every few weeks.
Can my whole clinic join?
Yes—clinic design partners test the shared workflow, team roles and clinic-level reporting. Book a clinic conversation instead.

Not an SLP but building in speech?

Researchers, language programs and partners can reach us directly.