Language Therapy Lite

Name: Language Therapy Lite
Rating: 4.7 (1259 reviews)
Author: Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd.

By: Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd.

4-in-1 for Aphasia & Stroke

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Features & Capabilities

Language Therapy Lite provides a free sample of a proven 4-in-1 aphasia therapy app designed to boost reading, writing, speaking, and listening for stroke or brain injury recovery. It includes 5–7 exercises per activity to preview the full experience, covers comprehension, naming, reading, and writing, and offers customization, progress reports, and no subscriptions.

Developed by Tactus Therapy, this lite version previews the full Language Therapy app and is backed by Cambridge research showing improvement with regular use. It features 700+ core words, thousands of exercises, multi-language support (US/UK English, Spanish, German, French), and a distraction-free interface suitable for clinical or home therapy, with offline use.

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By:

Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd.

Rating:

4.70

(1,259) 7 new ratings

Version:

4.12 Last updated: 2025-12-26

Version code:

880643177

Creation date:

2012-06-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

113.20MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-14

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# 52,425 ▲ 9

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Language Therapy Lite (v4.0.221)

84,474 4.54

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Developed by:

Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/language-therapy-lite/id527100035

Website:

https://tactustherapy.com/app/language/

User Reviews

Users praise Language Therapy Lite as a solid, free way to sample a broad set of language therapy tools, especially for aphasia, with easy-to-use design and a strong evidence-based toolkit for home and clinical use. The primary trade-offs are tight trial limits (few exercises per domain, often no speaking tasks) and occasional bugs after updates that hinder use. Overall, it’s a valuable pre-purchase test drive for clinicians and families evaluating full-version upgrades, widely seen as helpful and affordable.

Pros

Free lite version lets users try all features with a limited set before buying.
Broad language-domain coverage across naming, reading, writing, and comprehension with a variety of activities.
Highly valued by SLPs and families; supports home programs and therapy with evidence-based materials.
User-friendly interface with clear directions and easy navigation.
Budget-conscious clinicians see it as a valuable pre-purchase test drive for evaluating the full version.

Cons

Lite version is limited: only a small number of exercises per domain and often no speaking tasks, which can limit usefulness.
Update-related bugs affecting usability: some users report audio not working after updates, blank icons, and navigation problems.