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Flowen Joins the Claude Startups Program

By Howard Henry

Flowen has been accepted into Claude Startups

Claude - official logo artwork from Anthropic's Claude Startups program page

More good news to share: Flowen, the speech practice app for people who stammer, has been accepted into Claude Startups, Anthropic's program for early-stage founders building with Claude. Thank you to the Anthropic team for having us.

About Claude Startups

Claude Startups is Anthropic's program for early-stage founders. Members get access to offers, tools and events to help run their business with Claude, including the Claude Startup Stack of member offers, live group sessions with Anthropic's Applied AI team, and Claude Startup events, hackathons and community meetups. You can read more on the Claude Startups page.

What it means for Flowen

Flowen is a browser-based speech practice app, built for people who stammer - or stutter, as it is usually said in the US. It brings guided speaking exercises, live visual feedback from your microphone, and a history of your practice sessions into one place, as we write about on our blog.

As a program member, Flowen receives Claude API credits we can use across Claude's models and developer tools, including Claude Code, as we build and test new features. Just as valuable is the support around the credits: applied AI sessions with Anthropic's team and a community of founders building with Claude.

Thank you to the Anthropic team

A special thank-you to the Claude team, who have kept us informed and supported at every step of the program. That kind of communication makes a real difference to a small startup building something new.

Try Flowen free

Flowen is free to start, with three practice sessions included. If you stammer or stutter and want a place to practise speaking at your own pace, you can try Flowen today.

Flowen is a practice tool, not a clinical service. It does not diagnose, treat or cure stammering. If you need assessment or treatment, speak to a qualified Speech and Language Therapist.