Speech-language therapists

Speech-language therapists: your document in 30 seconds, in the language of your session

Speech-language assessment, Session note, and Report (school, parents): dictate or paste what was said, and Notae structures the document in your own vocabulary. You review it, validate it, and send it.

Updated September 13, 2026 · Notae · 4 min read

Between speech therapy sessions, noting the exercises practiced, a child's progress, and what needs to be passed on to the school takes time many speech-language therapists don't have. Notae turns what was said during the session into a structured document, in the three formats a speech therapy practice actually uses.

Three formats, your vocabulary

A speech-language therapist Notae account only sees these three formats — never the formats or vocabulary reserved for another profession, and vice versa.

  • Speech-language assessment — Reason for consultation (reported concern, referral if provided), history (language development, relevant background — only if mentioned), functional observations (articulation, voice, fluency, spoken/written language, comprehension, swallowing — as reported), rehabilitation goals (functional, measurable where possible), and follow-up plan (frequency, methods considered).
  • Session note — Session goal, exercises practiced (type, materials), observations (progress, difficulties, reactions), home practice, and next session.
  • Report (school, parents) — Context of the follow-up (frequency, duration), progress observed (in plain language, no jargon or diagnosis), practical recommendations (for the classroom or home), and next steps considered.

Before / after, on an example

What you dictate at the end of the exchange:

"how did the practice on the [r] sound go this week? he's making progress, he can say it on his own in some words but not yet in sentences — let's redo the mirror exercise, try saying a big red wheel — there, that's already better than two weeks ago — keep doing five minutes a day and add short phrases"

What Notae produces (Session note format):

Session goal : consolidate production of the [r] sound in syllables and begin moving to sentence level.

Exercises practiced : mirror exercise, repetition of short phrases containing the target sound.

Observations : correct production of the sound in isolation and in some words; progress since the previous session.

Home practice : five minutes a day, add short phrases.

Next session : in two weeks.

To be validated by the speech-language therapist.

Notae for every profession in speech-language therapists

Choose your exact profession at signup: the vocabulary and examples adapt, while the three formats stay those of speech-language therapists.

Security and confidentiality

Notae is hosted in Europe and GDPR-compliant: documents are encrypted, never resold, and never used to train a model. Only what you decide to send. The report for the school or parents follows a minimization principle: plain language, no jargon or diagnosis, and nothing private about the family.

The same price, whatever your profession

Solo

1 independent practitioner
€49 / month
  • 150 notes per month
  • Recording and dictation with no time limit
  • Speech-language assessment · Session note · Report (school, parents)
  • Encrypted history, thread between sessions
  • PDF & Word export with practice letterhead
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Practice

2 to 5 practitioners
€39 / seat / month
  • Everything in Solo, for each practitioner
  • 150 notes per month and per seat
  • Team invitations and management
  • One invoice for the whole practice
  • Data processing agreement (DPA) provided
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Prices in euros; VAT shown on the Stripe payment page before confirmation. See the full breakdown on the Pricing page.

During the trial

Seven days, no card, with 30 minutes of audio and 5 notes in total over the period (whichever limit is reached first). Enough to test Notae on your real sessions before deciding.

Frequently asked questions

Does Notae replace the speech-language therapist's expertise?

No. Notae turns what is said or practiced during the session into a structured document. It never states a diagnosis (dyslexia, dysphasia, spectrum disorder…) that hasn't already been made by someone else, and reminds that the document must be validated before it is sent.

Does a speech-language therapist account see formats meant for other professions?

No. Every Notae account has a profession chosen at signup. A speech-language therapist account only sees the formats and vocabulary specific to their profession; it has no access to any format or text reserved for another profession (for example a lawyer), and vice versa.

What does Notae share with the school or parents?

Only what you decide to send. The report for the school or parents follows a minimization principle: plain language, no jargon or diagnosis, and nothing private about the family.

Try it on your next session

Seven days, no card, 30 minutes of audio and 5 notes. Dictate or paste a transcript, and judge the result for yourself.

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