Designed using evidence-based principles to complement your loved one’s therapy at home.
Free, culturally inclusive practice in 12+ languages.
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Understanding if Seda is the right tool for you and your loved ones.
Seda is designed for those experiencing Aphasia: a language disorder often caused by stroke, brain injury, or neurological conditions.
Symptoms include difficulty finding the right words or understanding the meaning of common objects.
Successful recovery starts with an expert. We strongly recommend getting a professional diagnosis from a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to ensure Seda fits into their specific clinical therapy plan.
Neuroplasticity requires high-frequency, repetitive practice to rewire the brain. Once you have a plan with your therapist, use Seda's exercises to build the consistency needed for real progress.
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The current set of exercises is designed to aid Word Recall, Comprehension and Writing.*
Word recall utilizes cued naming hierarchies, an evidence-based technique that helps the brain retrieve words by providing semantic and phonemic cues.
The writing exercise uses elements of Anagram Copy Treatment (ACT), a structured method where patients practice assembling and copying target words to strengthen writing skills.
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Most apps are repetitive, which can lead to frustration. Seda uses Spaced Retrieval to track exactly what your loved one remembers and what they forget. It automatically spaces out the words they’ve mastered and brings back the harder ones at the perfect time, ensuring they spend their energy on the words that matter most for long-term recovery.
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Most tools rely on Western-centric examples that often feel out of place. Seda focus on the vocabulary your family actually uses, with the added flexibility to upload custom items to ensure every session is relevant to the patient’s real-world environment.
Studies consistently show that patients perform significantly better when using personally and culturally relevant materials.
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I’m Aymen, a designer specializing in learning.
When my father suffered a stroke last year, I saw that speech therapy tools were often prohibitively expensive, culturally disconnected, or limited to English.
I’m not trying to reinvent the science and simply wanted to use my background in design and education to make proven speech therapy methods accessible, culturally relevant, and easy for families to use at home.
Enhance your experience with the Clinician app, designed to streamline your workflow and improve patient care.
Assign homework exercises based on your patients needs.
Monitor real-time progress between sessions.
Personalize treatment plans with data-driven insights.
We are currently looking for SLPs to help us refine our roadmap and are providing Free Lifetime Access for those who join our pilot program.
Seda currently support Arabic, Bengali, English, Filipino, Hindi, Indonesian, Marathi, Pashto, Persian, Punjabi, Sindhi, Tamil and Urdu. I'm actively working to add more languages soon.
No. Seda is a tool to be used alongside professional therapy. It's recommended to consult a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) first to ensure Seda's exercises fit your loved one's specific recovery plan.
Seda currently focus on three key areas: Word Recall (finding words patients are thinking of), Concept Comprehension (understanding meanings and objects) and Writing (spelling individual words).
Yes. You can screen-share during a call to practice together from anywhere. You can also use Draw Mode to mark things on the screen as you go.
Currently, the app is free to use. As it grows, I may introduce a sustainable pricing model to cover operating costs, but my core mission will always stay the same: making effective speech therapy accessible and affordable.
The app can be accessed on a web browser from any device. iOS and Android apps will be out soon.
