The session ends. The note is done.

Tap while you play. Vochella turns your tallies into the note, the parent handout, this week's home practice, and the dot on the progress chart, before your next client walks in.

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Run a 30-second session

This demo runs the same measurement engine as the product. Tap through a few trials and watch the note write itself. Your total typing: zero.

Pick a goal type. The buttons change to match, so does the note. These are starting points: your goals use your words.

Session

0:00

No trials yet

Tap Correct a few times, like you would mid-game.

Cue level
Level

Scratchpad

The note, writing itself

Subjective

1-minute treatment session. Client engaged in goal-targeted activities.

Objective

Your first tap starts the note.

Building the chart as you go

One square per tap.

Demo data stays in your browser. Nothing is recorded.

The ritual nobody pays you for

You know the ritual. The last client leaves. You open the notebook with the tally marks, find the 3:30 session, and start typing what the marks mean into the chart. Then the same numbers again into the progress graph. Then a handout for the family, if there's anything left in the tank.

Ten clients a day, five minutes a note. That's most of an hour, every evening, unpaid. And the tallying itself is a bad trade: mark every trial and you lose the client in front of you, or estimate at 9pm and hope the numbers are close.

Documentation is its own full-time job. Nobody pays for that job.

One tap does four jobs

During the session, your job on the screen is one tap: correct, or try again. The cue level rides along. The difficulty level rides along. That single tap becomes:

  1. 1The objective line, written the way you already write it: 16/20 (80%) at word level with minimal verbal cues.
  2. 2The dot on the progress chart, cue trend included.
  3. 3The parent slip: what we worked on, how it went, what to practice this week.
  4. 4This week's home practice, prescribed at today's level.

You used to make all four of those by hand. After hours. For free.

The day feels flat. The graph doesn't.

Day to day, progress is almost impossible to feel. It shows up when weeks of your own data sit side by side, which is exactly what a session's taps build while you are busy running the session.

Built for how you actually work

Zero setup

Open any appointment and the right buttons are already there, matched to each goal. Articulation gets the tally. Stuttering gets counters and a talk-time clock. Feeding gets the steps ladder. You configure nothing.

Paper habits welcome

Never tallied live in your life? Type 8 of 10, minimal cues at the end and it counts the same. Tally one goal and just watch the other two. Nothing is required, ever.

Ready when someone asks

Your numbers come from the session itself, not from memory at 9pm. When an insurer or a parent asks how you got to 80%, you already have the answer, cued and independent counted separately.

Your notes take two minutes because the data is already there. The family leaves with a plan instead of a hallway summary. And the hour you used to spend translating tally marks is yours again.

Less than the price of one private session a month.

Better tools to manage your SLP practice

Spend less time on paperwork and more time on what matters - real progress.