MoveR is an immersive stimulation platform designed for healthcare and therapy professionals working with neurodevelopmental, neurovisual, visual-motor, balance, and speech-language challenges. Usable from age 5 and without a virtual reality headset, MoveR combines movement, perception, attention, memory, and motivation through interactive, multisensory, game-based experiences.

MoveR is designed to complement traditional therapy by offering functional, engaging, and customizable situations that help patients actively participate in the session. Instead of remaining passive in front of an exercise, patients move, explore, interact, and engage multiple cognitive, sensory, and motor functions at the same time.

 

MoveR is designed for use by qualified professionals and can support individualized educational, therapeutic, and rehabilitation activities for:

  • Autistic people
  • People with ADHD and other attention-regulation differences
  • Children with developmental coordination differences
  • Dyslexic learners and people with other written-language learning differences
  • People with visual field-related support needs
  • People with vergence and binocular-vision differences
  • People with visual-vestibular integration needs
  • Older adults seeking support with balance, mobility, and confidence in movement

MoveR does not replace clinical expertise. It provides professionals with an immersive, multisensory, movement-based environment to enrich their interventions and adapt activities to each patient’s needs.

Dedicated Modules for Occupational Therapists

MoveR provides dedicated experiences for Occupational Therapists working on functional skills, sensory-motor integration, visual-motor coordination, balance, spatial organization, attention, and executive functions.

Through immersive, game-based activities, MoveR allows patients to engage their body, perception, and cognition in functional situations that can be adapted to their abilities and therapeutic goals.

For Occupational Therapists, MoveR can support work on:

  • Visual-motor coordination
  • Motor planning and body awareness
  • Balance and postural control
  • Spatial orientation and organization
  • Attention, inhibition, and executive functions
  • Sensory-motor integration
  • Functional engagement through play and movement

The OT modules catalog currently includes the following applications: Read In Motion, BattleRace, Goal, Jump In Words, Visual Eclipse, Visual Attention, Hop, Image Guessing, Vection

By combining movement, multisensory stimulation, and interactive tasks, MoveR helps therapists create motivating situations that support participation, autonomy, and functional progression.

Dedicated Modules for Speech-Language Pathologists

MoveR Speech-Language Therapy is designed to help patients reinvest oral and written language skills in concrete, dynamic, and engaging activities, while also targeting attention, inhibition, memory, and cognitive flexibility.

The tool supports speech-language interventions for neurodevelopmental disorders by creating interactive situations that encourage engagement, participation, and the generalization of language and communication skills.

It is designed to help professionals:

  • Create ecological situations that support the transfer of language and communication skills into more functional contexts
  • Renew patient engagement through play, movement, and interactive challenges, especially in written language activities
  • Bring the body back into motion as an active driver of the therapeutic process
  • Combine language work with attention, executive functions, perception, and movement

 

In addition to its transdisciplinary experiences, MoveR offers exclusive modules specifically designed for speech-language therapy, supporting work on oral language, written language, phonology, visual attention, memory, inhibition, and cognitive flexibility.

 

The Speech Therapist modules catalog currently includes the following applications: Read In Motion, BattleRace, Goal, Jump In Words, Image Guessing, Visual Attention, Hop, Decodex, Booh

A Transdisciplinary Tool

MoveR was built for professionals who want to connect movement, cognition, perception, and engagement within the same activity.

Its immersive experiences can be used by Speech-Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, physical therapists, neurovisual specialists, vestibular therapists, psychologists, and other professionals involved in neurodevelopmental, cognitive, sensory, motor, or balance-related care.

MoveR offers a flexible environment where each professional remains in control of the therapeutic objective, level of difficulty, progression, and clinical interpretation.

MoveR is not a one-size-fits-all solution. It is a professional stimulation tool designed to enrich clinical practice with immersive, multisensory, movement-based experiences.

The hardware setup

MoveR Go is supplied without hardware.

It requires an Apple iPad tablet and either a video-projector or a TV.

Fully customizable

MoveR includes a catalog of experiences that can be customized in real time by the Therapist.

You control every aspect of the stimulation: texts and/or words to read, questions, difficulty levels, and speeds. Parameters can be adjusted in real time to create targeted activities tailored to each patient.

More Than a Tool, a Complete Approach

With MoveR, you also take part in the platform’s continuous evolution. MoveR is built around a participatory approach: your needs and feedback as a therapist are heard, considered, and integrated into the software by our development team.

Training videos are also available to guide you through every step of onboarding, from technical setup to clinical and professional use (currently in French language but with English subtitles).

Join the Movement!

MoveR comes with a 7-day free trial. Each subscription includes access for up to 2 devices.

Click the button below to review the requirements and explore the different setup configurations available for your practice.

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