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Alexicom AAC

An app that enables Android or iOS devices to serve as augmentative communication devices. Users can publish Alexicom augmentative communication pages to their devices. 

Voice4u pictogram word selection menu shows file folders with icons labeling them, A red thick arrow points to another menu that expands one of the file folders which was chosen, shown by a finger pointing to it and a dashed red square around it. The icons from the file folder are shown in a grid of 3 rows of 4 pics. One is chosen, shown by the finger and red square, and has a speech bubble with the word "happy" and a sound symbol.

Voice4u

A picture-based communication app for those with speech challenges.

List of categories such as greetings, chit chat, questions, comments, and other options.

EZ Speech PRO

An app designed for those who have lost their ability to speak but can read, it enables individuals a way to “speak” by either typing or choosing from existing topics and phrases, or by adding new ones.

AAC board with food pictures on a smartphone screen.

JABtalk

A speech communication application designed to help non-verbal children and adults communicate. Users can build sentences from words and organize words into user-defined categories for simple navigation.

Screenshot of an AAC board with a 3x4 grid of symbols on the lower half and menu symbol choices across the top.

e-Mintza

E-Mintza is a customizable and dynamic system of augmentative and alternative communication aimed at people with autism or with oral or written communication barriers.

Voice menu on iPad with a 5x2 grid of pictures and a bottom row of menu choices with a finger touching the home button.

Voice (formerly COMOOTY)

Communication support software: customizable and for mobile devices. Voice (COMOOTY) provides access to customized communication panels consisting of images and associated speech/sound messages.

Text input box with a keyboard below and icons of stick figures above and a screenshot of a vocabulary list with corresponding icons next to the words.

ioParlo

An app that allows users to communicate by writing a sentence and then giving the command to read with digital voice, or by dialing directly by choosing the sentences proposed designs that will be read by the TTS vocally.

Little Red Riding Hood story with pictograms to go with each word.

AAC TALKING TABS

A simple augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) app. It can be used for anyone with a speech disorder, such as children or anyone with this issue. 

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Niki Talk

Augmentative and Alternative Communication that is easy to use and can help children with autism or any disability that impairs the ability to communicate.

A screenshot of the app's page featuring 3 well-spaced and large buttons labeled: Task Analysis, Social Story, and Communication Table.

TFA - Tools For Autism

Free Android application that provides the user with a set of tools and communication tables to support people with autism or pervasive developmental disorders. It has text to speech capabilities and teaches social stories or sequences of operations (task analysis).

Speaking Pad window with a text field in which appears the text "hola Sergio" and a speak button beneath it.

Speaking Pad

A talking notepad app for Android that will speak whatever a user types. This application uses the TTS (Text-To-Speech) library for Android. 

The application on a tablet device and smartphone with pictograms of simple needs like food, drink, toilet, bed in a 3x2 grid and 2x3, respectively.

IziOzi

An application for Android devices for augmentative and alternative communication for people who need accessible forms of verbal and written communications. It uses pictograms, supports the insertion of personalized images, videos and audio files and uses the Android embedded speech synthesizer.

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Maily

A social networking app designed for children, Maily is a safe messaging platform connecting kids aged 3 + with family and friends.

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Le Dico de la santé

A French AAC website to facilitate communication regarding health through icons. The website focuses on children and icons are arranged alphabetically and by theme.

TalkTablet for Android infographic with an illustration of a person holding a tablet with TalkingTablet AAC board featured and an explanation of the product to the right.

TalkTablet

A full-featured AAC speech/communication solution for people who have difficulty communicating as a result of autism, aphasia, Down Syndrome, stroke, laryngectomy or any other condition that affects a person's ability to communicate effectively. 

aac board with text box and speak button

Speech Assistant

App for Android and iOS devices for those who have difficulty speaking but are able to read.

An iPhone with a buttoned collared shirt taking up most of the screen. Above it is a dialog bubble with the question, "what color is this shirt?". At the bottom of the phone's screen is a red circle with the phone icon for ending the call and next to that is a button-icon of a flashlight.

Be My Eyes

A mobile app that connects blind and low-vision people with sighted volunteers and company representatives for visual assistance through a live video call.

An aac board on a tablet screen.

Grid Player App

Grid Player is a free Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) app that helps people who cannot speak to communicate, including those who use symbols or whose speech is unclear. 

App interface with command keys on the bottom left and a search bar along the top left.

LetmeSayIt

A free, browser-based TTS app for converting text to speech. Since the app runs in the browser, it works independently of the operating system used.

LetMeTalk logo.

LetMeTalk

A free AAC talker app supports communication in all areas of life and therefore providing a voice to everyone.

Square icon with rounded corners. The square features a peach, yellow, and green gradient fill. Inside the square, there is a "speech bubble" graphic in white.

NeMO My Voice App

Voice-recording app for iOS and Android.

A text input box on a screen along with a play button.

SpeechNinja

App for converting text to speech run in a browser.
 

An aac board on a smartphone consisting of a drawn clock, food on a spoon, the word ME, a group of drawn heads with faces, and a drawn bread/fruit/cheese picture.

TouchSpeak

Communication app with artificial speech for people who cannot speak well, such as in aphasia. TouchSpeak uses mobile devices such as phones and tablets as well as a Windows computer to design its modules. 

Speak it tablet menu with play and options buttons: sliders for Speed and Pitch, UK English on button, and menu, save, speak and backspace buttons. There is text on the left side of the menu.

Speak it

A text-to-speech and word pronunciation android application. 

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Widgit Go (Various Editions)

An app for creating activities and grids to support communication, learning, and language development.