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Visual • Spoken • Adaptive

Help your child understand questions, work out answers and show what they know.

Richy uses clear pictures, spoken questions and step-by-step practice to support autistic children and children with learning disabilities — at their own pace.

See it. Hear it. Say it. Learn it.

✓ Tap or spoken answers ✓ Visual learning ✓ Practice that adapts
TAP OR SPEAK

What is the girl drinking?

🥤A drink
📚A book
👟A shoe
🎤 Or say the answer aloud
Yes — she is drinking.
See itClear picture-supported questions
Hear itSpoken questions can be repeated
Tap or speakMore than one way to answer
Grow skill by skillDifferent areas can move at different speeds
Does this sound familiar?

Your child knows more than they can always show.

01 Pictures can make a question easier to understand.

02 They may need to hear something more than once.

03 They can be confident in one area and find another much harder.

04 Speaking the answer can be difficult even when they understand it.

Richy is designed for those differences.

Your child can see it, hear it, tap an answer or say it — with practice that meets them where they are.

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One learner. Different strengths.

Not every child learns the same way.

Richy doesn’t expect them to.

Your child might recognise the right picture before they have the words to say it. They might be confident answering WHAT questions but still be learning WHERE questions.

That’s why Richy doesn’t put every skill at one fixed level. Each skill can grow at its own pace.

Everyday ObjectsLevel 3
WHO QuestionsLevel 2
WHERE QuestionsLevel 1
Spoken AnswersLevel 2

One child. Different strengths. Different levels.

Try Richy

Can you answer one Richy question?

Tap an answer below. This little example shows the simple, visual experience a learner sees.

EVERYDAY OBJECTS

Which one do you drink from?

Choose one answer.
What can your child practise?

Skills that come up in everyday life.

Clear, focused practice across understanding, answering, reasoning and communication.

01

Everyday objects

Recognise familiar objects and understand what they are used for.

02

WHAT, WHO & WHERE

Build understanding of common questions they hear every day.

03

Position & location

Practise words such as in, on, under, behind and beside.

04

Pictures & situations

Use visual clues to work out what is happening.

05

Putting events in order

Understand what happens first, next and last.

06

Problems & solutions

Think through everyday situations and possible next steps.

07

Explaining & describing

Practise giving more information about what they see and know.

08

Same, different & prediction

Build comparison, reasoning and thinking-ahead skills.

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How Richy helps

More ways to understand. More ways to answer.

👀

Make questions easier to understand

Clear pictures support understanding without relying heavily on written language.

💬

Give them another way to show what they know

Your child can tap an answer or answer aloud.

🎯

Practise what actually needs practice

Richy doesn’t move on simply because your child got something right once.

🌱

Let different skills grow differently

A child can be further ahead in one area without being pushed to the same level everywhere.

Repeat without starting all over again

Richy keeps building on previous practice.

For parents

Stop guessing what to practise next.

Richy helps you see more than whether your child simply got an answer right or wrong.

  • Got it right first time
  • Got there after another try
  • 🖼 Answered visually
  • 🎤 Answered by speaking
  • 💬 May benefit from more practice

So you can see what is going well — and what may need a little more practice.

Example progress view
84%First-try accuracy
92%Eventual success
Tap 90%Visual answers
Speak 72%Spoken answers
Needs more practiceWHERE questions · sequencing
How it works

Getting started is simple.

1

Create your learner

Tell Richy a little about how your child prefers to answer.

2

Find a starting point

A short starting assessment helps Richy see where to begin across different skills.

3

Practise and grow

Your child practises by tapping or speaking, while Richy adjusts as their learning develops.

A sensible place to begin

Not sure where to start? Richy helps you find a starting point.

Your child begins with a short starting assessment. Richy looks at different skills separately because a child may be confident in one area and need more practice in another.

Then everyday practice helps Richy build a clearer picture over time.

No one-size-fits-all level. Just a sensible place to begin.
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Designed with parents in control

Technology should support learning — not take it over.

Richy may use AI to help create practice material, but AI does not independently decide what your child should learn.

Learning content is reviewed before it reaches learners, while Richy’s learning structure and progression remain controlled.

What parents are saying about Richy

It’s not just asking my son to repeat ‘A is for apple’ like other apps. Richy actually makes him stop, think and try harder.

— Parent tester

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Questions parents ask

Frequently asked questions.

Is Richy only for children who can speak?

No. Your child can answer by tapping pictures or by speaking.

Does my child need a diagnosis to use Richy?

No. Richy is designed around how your child learns and responds.

What if my child is stronger in some areas than others?

That is expected. Richy can keep different skills at different levels.

Can I see how my child is doing?

Yes. The Parent Dashboard helps you see progress, response patterns and areas that may benefit from more practice.

Can my child hear a question again?

Yes. Questions can be repeated when needed.

Small steps. Meaningful progress.

Give your child a place to practise understanding, answering and communicating.

With pictures, spoken questions and repetition that can meet them where they are.

See it. Hear it. Say it. Learn it.

Start free with Richy No diagnosis needed.