myReha: Sprache Gedächtnis from nyra health GmbH provides digital rehabilitation for speech, language, and cognitive deficits. It delivers guided home-based therapy with adaptive algorithms that adjust exercise difficulty to performance, enabling frequent, structured practice that complements clinic sessions and supports daily recovery routines. Features voice-driven speech tasks, clinician-facing progress reports, weekly therapy plans, clinically designed content, and adaptive difficulty. Designed for stroke survivors, people with aphasia or cognitive impairment, and therapists seeking home-based therapy tools.

Extensive exercise set combined with speech-feedback for practice

myReha supplies a large exercise catalogue, specifically more than 35,000 interactive items covering speech, memory, and executive functions, so users can vary session focus day to day. The app uses advanced speech recognition to give real-time feedback on pronunciation and verbal tasks, which supports repeated spoken practice and measurable improvements during routine home sessions.

Therapy-AI applies therapist logic to pace exercises

The tool includes a Therapy-AI that adapts task difficulty automatically based on performance, so practice stays challenging without manual configuration. Content and exercise logic originate from neurologists and speech-language pathologists and the design is described as evidence based, letting the app approximate clinician-led progression in a home setting for motivated users working between appointments.

Mobile delivery with online setup and synchronization

myReHa runs on Android (and is available for tablet and phone form factors) and the platform requires an active internet connection for initial setup and data synchronization. That requirement supports centralized progress data and keeps user performance records current, but it means first use and cross-device continuity depend on a network connection.

Daily utility fits home practice, with access and language limits

The app supports independent practice at home through structured session windows and repeatable tasks, making it suitable for daily rehabilitation routines. Full access to the therapy library and therapy plans is gated behind an account-restricted tier, and the app primarily focuses on German-language therapy, factors to weigh when matching the tool to a patient’s language needs and care plan.

Practical clinical option for German-speaking rehab patients with a noted access caveat

myReha is a practical option for stroke survivors and people with aphasia who want guided, clinic-aligned home training, because it is a CE-certified Class I medical device and is rooted in neuro-rehabilitation research. One consideration is its German-language emphasis and that the full exercise library sits behind an account-gated tier. It suits users seeking clinically grounded daily rehab within those language and access constraints.