Communicator first
Autonomy, access, and respect are product requirements—not an afterthought or marketing layer.
About iTherapy and InnerVoice
InnerVoice was not built by a general development team and handed to clinicians for approval. The people defining the communication problem are also designing and building the product.
Autonomy, access, and respect are product requirements—not an afterthought or marketing layer.
Board behavior, partner modeling, evidence labels, and failure states can be implemented with their clinical purpose intact.
InnerVoice 7 reflects years of clinical practice, research programs, device learning, and hard-won product experience.
The team

Co-founder and speech-language pathologist
A clinician, author, and assistive technology specialist whose work has centered autistic and nonspeaking communicators for decades.

Co-founder, speech-language pathologist, and developer
A speech-language pathologist who also writes the technology, connecting clinical requirements directly to product decisions and implementation.
The communicator is the person with something to say. InnerVoice exists to make more of those thoughts reachable, more partners patient, and more of the surrounding work useful.