What we do
A communication tool that fits the stroke pathway
Kalam Connect is not a generic symbol grid. It is built around the way stroke teams assess, treat and discharge — and around the way families really talk.
Natural voice output
Tap a tile or a phrase and the app speaks it aloud in a clear, natural voice — including a personal voice profile where a recording exists.
Therapist-aligned vocabulary
Core word sets, fringe vocabulary and scripted conversations structured the way speech and language therapists actually teach them.
Built for hemiplegia and fatigue
Large targets, adjustable dwell and hold times, high-contrast themes and single-hand layouts for patients with weakness or visual neglect.
Progress the team can see
Usage, vocabulary growth and goal attainment are summarised for the therapist, so sessions start from evidence rather than recall.
Multilingual and cultural fit
Family names, foods, prayers and routines can be added in the patient's own language so the app sounds like their household.
Safe by design
Data minimisation, encryption and role-based access built to the standards expected of public-sector digital services.
How a rollout works
- 01
Assess
The clinical team profiles the patient's communication needs and abilities.
- 02
Configure
Vocabulary, voice and layout are personalised with the family in one session.
- 03
Practise
Therapy goals are set in-app and rehearsed daily on the ward and at home.
- 04
Review
Progress data guides the next therapy block and the discharge plan.