A tap-to-speak board at its core, with the tools a parent, teacher, or speech-language pathologist actually reaches for around it.
Large, customizable tiles organized into swipeable categories. Add a photo, record a phrase, and it speaks instantly.
Chain tiles into a full phrase before speaking it, with a repeat button and on-device next-word suggestions learned from real use.
Suggest Next WordA keyboard for someone who can spell what they want to say, speaking in their own voice, with the phrases they save one tap away. Can replace the picture board entirely.
Type to SpeakUrgent words like "stop" and "help" stay one tap away on every screen; a Recently Used tab surfaces whatever was just said.
Adding, editing, and reordering tiles and categories sit behind one gear — and, if you want it, an optional PIN. The board itself stays simple and un-editable for the communicator.
One device, a separate board for each person — their own tiles, voice, settings, and usage log, switched behind the caregiver PIN.
ProfilesPer-word 7 and 30-day trends, all-time counts, and never-used tiles — exportable as a CSV for IEP documentation.
Word UsageAn on-device rotating backup on a schedule you choose, plus one-tap manual export/import to move a board to a new device.
Backup & RestoreSearch dozens of free picture-symbol libraries at once when adding a tile, with control over which libraries are included — or download every symbol once and search them with no connection at all, in English or Spanish.
Offline SymbolsPick the device voice, adjust rate and pitch, and set a repeat-tap delay to absorb accidental double-taps.
Record a parent saying “Mom”, a sibling's name, or any word the built-in voice gets wrong. The recording plays instead of the synthetic voice — on its own and inside a built sentence — and never leaves the device.
Record a VoicePut a typed message across the whole screen for someone else to read — a loud room, a drive-through window, a waiting area, or a listener who is hard of hearing.
Type a word to find the tile you want to change, matching both the label and what it says out loud — no scrolling through every category to fix “the juice one”.
A board that speaks Spanish, searches for pictures in Spanish, and starts from a Spanish starter board — not an English one to translate by hand. The caregiver screens are translated too, and on a Spanish device the app comes up in Spanish on its own. One device can hold both. The Spanish wording has not yet been checked by a native speaker, and the app says so before you commit to it.
A PDF laid out to match the screen, same categories and grid. Batteries die, devices get left at school, and no tablet goes in the pool.
Open Board Format (.obf/.obz) import and export — the AAC interoperability standard. Bring a board in from another app, or take yours out. Both formats import automatically.
Open Board Format