Cabdivin — Speech Therapy Software in Casablanca

Speech Therapy in Casablanca

Casablanca, Morocco's economic capital, concentrates the highest density of speech therapists in the Kingdom — about 280 practitioners in private and hospital practice. Demand is exploding: awareness of language disorders is progressing rapidly in urban middle classes, and private schools (Lycée Lyautey, French and Spanish missions) now systematically prescribe a speech assessment for school difficulties. The trilingual context (darija, classical Arabic, French — often doubled with Amazigh or English) is a major specificity. Cabdivin is the first platform to offer a trilingual interface (FR/AR/EN) coupled with assessment templates accounting for Arabic-French bilingualism, validated by Moroccan speech therapists. Billing in Moroccan dirhams (MAD), offline mode for practices with intermittent connectivity, and file sharing between Maârif, Bourgogne and Anfa centres make Cabdivin a tool designed for Moroccan reality. The AI assistant writes bilingual reports (French for private schools, Arabic for families), dividing administrative time by 3. Cabdivin is used in several private practices in Casablanca and at CHU Ibn Rochd.