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Elite Express Solutions Inc.
Speak clearly, connect easily, communicate freely
Enable communication for individuals with speech difficulties through customizable symbols and phrases. Access over 23 languages and 30 voices. Use pinch gestures to resize icons. Watch how-to videos for guidance.
Prentke Romich Company
Chat with words, symbols, and pictures
Allows users to select vocabulary files with pages and buttons for words, phrases, and sentences.
James Larrea
Tap to record, play, and share speech
Tap tiles to play spoken words. View images and short videos for visual support. Record custom voice messages or use text-to-speech for personalized communication.
AssistiveWare B.V.
Text to speech for communication needs.
The app provides text to speech for individuals unable to use their voice. It features a single screen for reduced typing effort and quick access to common phrases.
Kim Scott
Communication system for non-verbal individuals.
The app facilitates communication for non-verbal individuals by allowing them to activate icons and create sentence strips. It includes schedule boards and AAC device functions, with customizable categories and real photos.
AVAZ, LLC
Communicate freely and build relationships.
The app aids language development by presenting core words in a research-based order. It enables users to form sentences and express themselves with over 40,000 pictures and a range of voices.
AAC Plus, Inc.
Explore 3D worlds to communicate
Offers customizable AAC communication with color-coded Spklets for message creation. Users can navigate 3D environments to interact and learn. Features include output, text-to-, and symbol-based communication. Sessions can be saved and reviewed.
marcucio.com
Express thoughts with voice and text
Helps users communicate through customizable visual boards and speech output. It supports symbol-based and text-based messaging. Users can create and save personalized pages. The includes interactive activities to build language skills.
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