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ITHERAPY, LLC
Visual strengths foster verbal expression development.
The app supports verbal expression for autism and apraxia using video modeling, written cues, and auditory prompts. It progresses users from syllables to sentences, incorporating a mirror feature for oral motor practice and self-monitoring.
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.
GoSoftWorks Development Co.
Point to the sky and identify celestial
Identify and locate stars, planets, comets, constellations, and galaxies by pointing the device at the sky. View detailed information about celestial objects. Set location and time for accurate sky mapping.
Abuzz D.O.O.
Learn through play with memory games
Teaches children 2-6 years old to recognize animals, fruits, instruments, shapes, and vehicles through matching games. Includes 300 objects for memory and cognitive development. Features interactive gameplay and customizable difficulty levels.
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.
SpeakEasy Community LLC
Teach, play, and speak together
Encourage and language development through interactive activities. Parents and therapists can track progress, set goals, and receive feedback. Include visual prompts, repetition, and customizable exercises for children aged 0-5+.
Prentke Romich Company
Convert text to speech and customize voices
Text-to-speech for users with communication challenges. Predict text based on typing patterns. Customize voice, speed, and access methods. Support for multiple languages and sentence completion. Share text via email or messaging.
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