Your real voice, guiding every step
Short answer
Why your voice matters
For many autistic and neurodivergent children, a familiar voice is regulating. It lowers anxiety, adds predictability, and makes an instruction feel like support rather than a demand. A parent saying “Now we put toothpaste on the brush” carries trust that a synthetic voice can’t replicate.
How recording works
- Open any activity and tap a step to record a short prompt in your voice.
- Re-record as many times as you like until it feels right.
- Leave a step unrecorded and a clear built-in voice reads it aloud — a step is never silent.
- Record the start message and the celebration line, too, so the whole routine sounds like you.
Private by design
Your recordings are stored on your device and nowhere else. There’s no account, no upload, and no way for anyone else to hear them. Read our privacy approach →
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to record every step?
No. Record the steps you want in your voice; for anything you skip, a clear built-in voice reads the step aloud, so nothing is ever silent.
Where are my recordings stored?
On your device only. Your voice recordings never leave your phone — no cloud, no account, no upload.
Can two parents record different steps?
Yes. Anyone using the device can record a step, so a child can hear whichever grown-up they associate with a routine.
Tandli is out now on the App Store
Download Tandli free and try everything for 14 days — your own voice, clear pictures, and a reward your child chooses.
Free download · 14-day free trial · iPhone, iOS 26 or later