Phrase-first play
Kids tap useful chunks like “Ready, set, go!”, “I want more!”, “Help me!”, and “All done!” to make the game respond.
Built first for one GLP learner
ReadySetSay
A phrase-powered game for kids who learn language in meaningful chunks.
iPhone and iPad app
Internal TestFlight build is ready; App Store release is not yet submitted.
Private by design
No child accounts, recordings, ads, analytics, or tracking.
Made for calm repetition
One game at a time, three phrase choices, and a gentle repeat nudge.
Why it is different
Whole phrases become the game controls.
One level at a time
The app keeps the current game in focus so the screen does not become a wall of choices.
Regulation stays available
Help, stop, too loud, and all done phrases are always present without turning them into scored tasks.
Repetition with a gentle nudge
Repeat play is welcomed, while an optional repeat nudge can invite variety when one button starts taking over the whole session.
For parents
A small phrase-play moment families can repeat.
ReadySetSay is designed for playful phrase practice, modeling, and child-led replay. It does not score speech, collect recordings, promise outcomes, or replace advice from qualified professionals.
The first release focuses on short, joyful sessions where a child can choose phrases, watch something happen, ask for more, stop, or be all done.
Quick answers
ReadySetSay basics
What is ReadySetSay?
ReadySetSay is a phrase-powered game for kids who learn language in meaningful chunks.
How should families use ReadySetSay?
Use it as a short phrase-play game for practice, modeling, and shared play. It does not score speech, collect recordings, promise outcomes, or replace advice from qualified professionals.
What data does ReadySetSay collect?
ReadySetSay is designed without child accounts, recordings, ads, analytics, or tracking.
Coming soon
ReadySetSay is moving toward the App Store.
When the app is live, this page will link directly to the App Store. For now, the prototype is available for product testing.