The people behind the product
A story should make it home.
StoryRetriever brings visual-story creation and family sharing into the same product. Our work starts with a practical question: how will the people supporting a child use this together?
Professional perspective
Emily Lawrence,
CCC-SLP
Emily is a Speech-Language Pathologist specializing in AAC and visual supports for children with autism and developmental delays. She writes our educational guides about visual stories and collaboration between professionals and families.
Meet Emily and read her workProduct & engineering
A small team, close to the work.
StoryRetriever brings together software engineering and speech-language expertise. We use feedback from professionals and families to understand where creation, sharing, and everyday use need to be clearer.
Talk with our teamOur product principles
Start with the actual situation
Give adults the tools to add familiar photographs and accurate words. Invite the child's perspective and review whether the story fits their experience.
Make the handoff understandable
A shared resource needs a clear explanation of who can read it, who may change it, and how feedback comes back. We design around that connection.
Be clear about the evidence
Research about visual narratives is useful context. It is separate from a clinical trial of our product. Our research page links to original sources and describes limitations.
Company and contact
StoryRetriever LLC
800 Pontiac Lane
Chanhassen, MN 55317
For product support, privacy questions, or an institutional introduction, contact support@storyretriever.com. Use the organization inquiry form to include your team and purchasing requirements.
A clear next step
Let's work through your setup.
Tell us about your team and what you need to evaluate. We'll use your inquiry to discuss fit, pricing, and the next steps.