Communication confidence, one step at a time

They've Got A Lot To Say.
We're building a safer way to help it come out.

GotAlotToSay is a privacy-first communication-support platform being built for people who experience speech and communication barriers—including Selective Mutism, autism-related communication differences, speech and language disorders, anxiety-related speaking difficulties and other communication support needs—and for the families, educators, therapists, SLPs and support teams around them.

Participant-pacedFamily connectedPrivacy-firstBuilt for collaboration
TODAY'S COURAGE
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Small steps count.

Choose a comfortable way to communicate.

👋 Wave or gesture
💭 Tap an answer
🎤 Try your voice
🌱 Courage JourneyProgress at the participant's pace
🤝 Support TeamFamily · School · Therapist
One participant.One connected support system.

GotAlotToSay is designed to help the people around a participant work from the same picture of progress—without turning communication into pressure.

How it works

Build confidence before demanding words.

The platform is being designed around gradual, supportive communication experiences rather than a pass/fail requirement to speak.

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Start Where They Are

Families establish communication comfort, preferences and environments so the experience can begin at an appropriate level.

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Practice Without Pressure

Participant-friendly activities can begin with choices, gestures and tapping before gradually introducing vocal communication.

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Recognize Courage

Progress focuses on attempts, comfort and meaningful communication moments—not simply whether someone spoke.

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Connect the Team

Authorized family members, educators and professionals can share context and support progress across environments.

A platform around the participant

Different people. Shared purpose.

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Participants

Phone- and tablet-first activities, communication choices, calming tools, courage journeys, rewards and supportive practice.

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Families & Caregivers

Manage profiles, consent, support-team access, progress, communication tools and meaningful milestones.

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Schools & Educators

Permission-based participation for teachers, SLPs, counselors and school support staff across the environments that matter.

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Therapists & Professionals

Support multiple participants, review authorized progress and collaborate with the families and teams already involved.

Designed for real communication

More than an activity app.

GotAlotToSay is being built as connected infrastructure for communication support at home, in school, in therapy and in everyday life.

✓ Adaptive courage & communication activities✓ Personalized communication choices✓ Parent/guardian consent controls✓ Multi-participant professional accounts✓ Support-team invitations & permissions✓ Progress and milestone architecture✓ Optional activity-scoped audio/video foundation✓ Mobile/tablet participant experience + web administration
CONFIDENCE JOURNEY

Progress can look different for everyone.

✓Comfortable choiceTap, point or choose
✓GestureWave, nod or respond nonverbally
3Voice attemptSound, whisper or vocal response
4Words & phrasesGrow when ready
See the experience taking shape

One platform. Different views for the people involved.

GotAlotToSay pairs a participant-friendly mobile experience with clear web tools for families, schools and professionals.

My Courage Journey★ ★ ☆
What feels comfortable today?
🌱 Every step counts

Participant Experience

Simple choices, encouraging activities and gradual communication opportunities designed for phones and tablets.

Family DashboardJourney overview
6Courage activities
3Recent wins
Comfortable choiceComplete
Voice practiceGrowing

Family View

Progress context, privacy choices, support-team access and milestone review without turning communication into a scorecard.

Support TeamAuthorized participants
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Participant AJourney updated today
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Participant MNew observation
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Participant JActivity assigned

Professional & School View

One account can support multiple authorized participants with role-based access and shared communication context.

Product development preview: Interface examples illustrate the platform direction and may evolve as the participant and professional applications continue development.

For schools, partners & funders

Built to become scalable support infrastructure.

Communication support may span home, school and professional care for people with Selective Mutism, autism-related communication differences, speech and language disorders, anxiety-related speaking difficulties and other communication support needs. GotAlotToSay is being developed to connect those environments while preserving participant dignity, family control and role-based access.

For school systems, community partners and grant-making organizations, the platform is designed with measurable engagement and progress infrastructure that can support future program evaluation without reducing a participant to a single speech score.

📊 Measurable

Structured activity, journey and progress data can support responsible program reporting.

🏢 Organization-ready

Architecture for schools, districts, clinics, practices and nonprofit partners.

🔐 Permission-based

Role-based relationships, consent history, audit trails and controlled milestone access.

📱 Accessible delivery

Participant experience centered on familiar phone and tablet devices, with web tools for adults and professionals.

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Privacy by architecture

Sensitive communication deserves sensitive design.

GotAlotToSay is being built with separate participant profiles, granular consent, support-team permissions, audit trails and private milestone-media architecture. Microphone and camera capabilities are intended for designated activities and authorized use—not constant background monitoring.

Important: GotAlotToSay supports communication practice, collaboration and skill-building. It is not a diagnostic tool, medical provider or emergency-care service.
Our vision

A quiet moment shouldn't mean there is nothing to say.

We're building GotAlotToSay to give participants more ways to communicate, more room to grow, and a better-connected circle of support around them.