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Transmit and decode morse code messages easily.
The app transmits messages as morse code and decodes received light signals into text. Users can switch to receive mode and tap the screen to see messages or switch to input mode, type text, and press transmit to send messages.
Alexicom Tech LLC
Linked communication pages for emergent users.
The app provides linked communication pages for emergent AAC users in home and school settings. It includes pages for various categories such as eating, school subjects, and math operations, utilizing real photos.
Alexicom Tech LLC
Access pages, learn, and communicate
Access AAC pages for home and school environments. Users can navigate through categories like eating, drinking, math, animals, and calendar. Include symbols for communication, needs, and activities.
Hunter Unger
Add stickers to your messages
Use hand-drawn stickers to enhance messages. Add emojis, images, and symbols to conversations. Share stickers across platforms. No in- purchases or additional costs.
Info Lounge Corporation
Picture cards assist verbal communication needs.
The app provides picture-based cards to aid communication for children and individuals with developmental disabilities. It offers simple navigation to create and share messages using visual aids.
Gianluca De Leo
Communication tool for diverse needs.
The app tracks usage and analyzes data, allowing for progress monitoring and preference identification. It offers layout and image size options to suit individual needs, including larger sizes for visually impaired users.
Alessandro La Rocca
Create stories, albums, and books with multimedia
Create multimedia stories with images, text, symbols, voice, video, and drawings. Add pages to build photo albums, talking books, or task sequences. Include voice recordings and interactive elements to support communication and learning.
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