Focus
Control the practice lane
Read mode and image-prompt mode per reader, selected targets, and a finite home-practice goal.
The speech-professional path
Home practice, with the clinical lane kept clear.
Eligible Whistle clinicians can assign a focused practice lane and review parent-authorized activity evidence without turning automated signals into clinical conclusions.
Public clinician beta signup is currently closed. Existing or explicitly eligible clinicians can sign in. A reader remains invisible until the parent authorizes the exact link.
Review clinician responsibilitiesLooking for home practice? Take the family path.Illustrative practice report
Client practice record
- 7-day goal
- 4 / 5 days
- Scored speaking time
- 22m
- Parent view
- Configured
Whistle shows home-practice evidence, not a diagnosis. Clinical judgment stays with the clinician.
Clinician access currently limited
Parent-completed consent per reader
Practice evidence, not clinical assessment
No PHI or school-record workflow
A clean clinician-to-home loop
A bounded path for eligible clinician access.
Sign in with an existing or explicitly eligible account, then use the same parent-authorized reader link, focused practice, and evidence workflow.
Access
Use an eligible clinician account.
Public clinician beta signup is currently closed. Existing or explicitly eligible clinicians can sign in.
Invite
Send a generic family invitation.
The code carries no child details. The parent selects the exact reader and authorizes the clinician link.
Focus
Set the home-practice lane.
Choose targets and configure what the linked family can see without turning Whistle into a clinical record system.
Review
See practice evidence come back.
Review completed activities, time spent, goals, recent attempts, and exportable reports while clinical judgment stays with you.
The evidence model
A completed practice loop, not a clinical claim.
Whistle can make adherence and practice activity easier to see while leaving interpretation, diagnosis, eligibility, and treatment planning with the qualified professional.
- Completed activities and scored speaking time
- Assigned practice targets and 7-day goals
- Recent attempts and automated nonclinical practice feedback
- CSV and printable report surfaces
- Configurable parent report visibility
Illustrative workflow
Choose a practice focus
An adult selects a small practice focus, such as an /r/ word pattern.
One focus
No efficacy claim
Automated feedback may be inaccurate. It is not a screening result, diagnosis, treatment recommendation, eligibility decision, or substitute for a licensed professional's judgment.
Built to stay in bounds
Useful control without importing the clinical record.
Reader profiles use a post-consent quest alias and structured minimum-necessary controls. Whistle is not an authorized place for child legal names, initials, diagnoses, clinical notes, recordings through support, health records, or school records.
Visibility
Configure the parent view
Choose what linked families can see while preserving the adult's ability to remove provider access.
Boundary
Keep judgment with you
Practice data, never a diagnosis. Automated signals may be inaccurate and are not clinically validated assessments.
Clinician availability
The clinician workflow remains available to eligible accounts.
Public clinician beta signup is currently closed. Existing and explicitly eligible commercial or invited accounts can sign in; commercial terms remain separate.
Access status
Eligible clinician access
Sign in with an existing or explicitly eligible account to use one-time family codes and parent-authorized practice evidence. Do not enter PHI, school records, legal names, or diagnoses.
Clinician sign inThe boundary matters
Whistle provides automated practice feedback on completed prompts and helps families organize focused repetition. Scores may be inaccurate and are not clinically validated assessments. Whistle does not diagnose, determine eligibility for services, or replace evaluation or treatment planning by a licensed speech-language pathologist.
Whistle is being built with conservative privacy controls, consent gates, provider responsibility language, and a no-sensitive-identifiers posture. Some provider, school, HIPAA, FERPA, BAA, or similar workflows require written agreements and additional controls before use. A reader profile stores a nickname or quest name, practice mode, and optional interests, not legal identity details.