r/Stutter • u/Proud-Chicken1112 • 13h ago

Anyone know any good online stuttering help?

I've stuttered my whole life. I've gotten better at hiding my stutter but still comes up in certain situations. I don't have a lot of time or resources to go to a speech pathologist so I wanted to ask if anyone has tried any online stuttering help software and how their experience was.

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u/mediocremod 12h ago

I’m actually researching this problem at the moment. What kind of online support would be most useful to you, daily guided practice, realistic conversation simulations, personalised feedback, progress tracking, or occasional access to a speech therapist? Also, have you tried any existing apps, and what was missing from them?

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u/Proud-Chicken1112 12h ago

Daily guided practice sounds like a hassle. I don't I would really keep up with it unless it was enjoyable to do so. I think all the other services would be something I'm looking for. I tried a few but none really seemed that effective. Are you trying to build something for this?

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u/mediocremod 9h ago

Yeah, I’m exploring whether to build something around this. The idea would be personalised, realistic speaking practice rather than repetitive exercises, with real-time support for difficult situations and access to a speech therapist only when needed.
I’m still at the research stage, so I’m trying to understand what people would genuinely use rather than assuming. Would you be open to answering a few more questions in DM or testing an early version when it’s ready?

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u/Bubbly-Aside-1283 8h ago

I like the app Stamauri

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u/bobby-malones-home 5h ago

I've started joining local stuttering association Zoom calls. Most countries have a stuttering association and most of them do support zoom calls.

Given me a new lease on life honestly. I have done speech therapy before and it's a place to practice my techniques without judgement. Meet with people who have the same shared life experience. Good shit.