Parent guide
Choosing a Phrase-Play Game for Shared Play
Published July 8, 2026. Updated October 1, 2026. ReadySetSay is for short shared-play moments, not diagnosis, speech scoring, or replacing a licensed speech-language professional.
This guide began for families searching for toddler speech apps. It does not establish that ReadySetSay fits every age or child. Try the free browser game together and follow the child's interest, access needs, and professional guidance.
Play Rocket Launch free—no account or reading needed
Try the five-minute Rocket Launch phrase-play routine first
Questions to ask about a shared-play game
Can the child see and choose what happens? Can an adult follow their choice without requiring them to repeat a word? Can either person pause or stop? Try those questions during a short shared moment instead of assuming one game fits every child.
What to look for in a phrase-play game
- Clear picture targets that the child can reach and choose.
- Functional phrases such as help, stop, more, go, and all done.
- Short sessions that do not require reading or an account.
- Repeat-friendly play without forcing a child through quizzes or scores.
- Clear privacy boundaries: no child recordings, ads, tracking, or profiles.
What ReadySetSay offers now
Rocket Launch, Star Chase, and Moon Landing are free in the browser. Children can tap picture-led choices and use Help me!, Stop!, All done!, or Too loud! during play. Speech on models phrases aloud; Calm mode turns speech off and reduces motion. No spoken response or repetition is required.
ReadySetSay does not grade pronunciation, record voices, report play progress to us, or promise language outcomes. Progress is saved on the device for replay; it is not a measure of language development.
The iPhone and iPad app is available on the US App Store. Optional one-time Full Access ($4.99 in the US) unlocks all 12 iOS games. App Store purchases do not unlock more browser games.
Use It Alongside Professional Guidance
If your child is working with a speech-language professional, use their guidance first. ReadySetSay is shared play, not medical care, a therapy plan, or a diagnostic tool.
If you are still exploring support, seek qualified local guidance for questions about speech or development. The game cannot tell you what support a child needs.
Current availability
Three free Rocket games are ready to play in your browser today. The US iPhone and iPad app is a separate way to play. This website explains the product, privacy boundaries, and support.