Rhythm uses clinically-informed tempo and melody to support recovery in Parkinson's, aphasia, cerebral palsy and stroke — building on the same rhythmic cueing already inside Voxetu's Gait Metronome.
Each program is built around research-backed tempo ranges. Your therapist — or you, as you learn what works — sets the pace.
Steady metronome beats that help retrain walking rhythm and stride length.
80–120 BPMSung intonation patterns that help rebuild speech after language-area brain injury.
60–90 BPMMovement-to-beat exercises that build motor coordination and timing control.
70–100 BPMSlow, low-tempo audio sessions for dystonia flare-downs and anxiety regulation.
50–70 BPMA single session tells you little. A pattern — tempo, duration, mood before and after, across weeks — tells you and your therapist what's actually working. Rhythm's dashboard logs each session so that pattern becomes visible.
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