Available in the App Store & Google Play.
Avaz AAc is a “picture & test-based” AAC app offering both easy access and customization. Vocabulary is organized by category and assigned one of 3 levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Regardless of what level the user is at, essential words are available upon download. Users can also add phrases and words to the app’s favorites folder for easy access, or can further customize the experience by adding or changing icon images. This year, Avaz is offering 50% off the price for a Lifetime purchase as a way to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month.
Available in the App Store.
This AAC app, created by PRC-Saltillo, enables users to “use your voice” and is geared towards adults. Dialogue AAC partnered with The Voice Keeper, allowing users to create a unique synthesized voice so they have something personal to express themselves with. The app also features pre-stored sentences as well as the option to add personalized ones. There are several settings that accommodate visual and motor needs, such as button selection and release, head tracking, switch scanning, and more. With all these features and settings available to users, Dialogue AAC has made a library of courses to help you learn and use the app. Check out the app before PRC-Saltillo’s Autism Acceptance Month sale ends so you can purchase it for 50% off!
Available in the App Store.
Flexspeak was created by AAC users and SLPs, with one of the co-founders being neurodivergent themselves. In addition to having a neurodivergent speech therapist on staff, they also have 2 AAC User Consultants on staff helping to create an app that is both truly helpful and innovative. Flexspeak stands out with features like Translate Mode, phrase prediction, remote editing, over 25 languages, and group folder sharing in addition to custom vocabulary. The app’s Translate Mode connects “learners to their heritage” by translating phrases quickly and easily in real time. Check out their website or socials to see previews of the app’s features and be sure to trial the app before their $100 off sale ends on April 10th, 2025.
Available in the App Store.
Another contribution from PRC-Saltillo, LAMP Words for Life provides a structured experience free of extensive customization or set up. Its library of pre-programmed vocabulary is introduced through 3 distinct levels: 1-Hit (82 core words), Transition (205 words), and Full Vocabulary (4,000 words & personalization). While their library of pre-programmed vocabulary is large, the app also enables users to add personalized vocabulary. Their custom word lists and Word Finder features help manage a large library and creates an experience free of distraction and visual clutter. Users can further personalize the experience by creating a voice unique to them, allowing them to express themselves and their identity. LAMP also offers guides and support individual training to help ease the learning process. Be sure to check out the app to see if it’s the right fit for you or your loved one so you’re prepared when the sale ends.
Available in the App Store & Google Play.
Predictable, a text to speech app, is one of Therapybox’s many projects and was created to give “a voice to people” who struggle to speak or are non-speaking. Users can choose a pre-made voice or create their own unique voice with the help of 11ElevenLabs. The app also features smart word prediction, 43 languages, instant translation, customization, accomodation settings like head tracking, and “barrier-free” access to ChatGPT directly in the app. Users can add their own phrases, change automatically assigned symbols to custom ones, create their own shortcuts, and customize how they access the keyboard and grid screens. You can get a closer look at the app by watching their 5 minute introduction video. They have a sale running for a limited time in celebration of Autism Acceptance Month, so check it out before April 9th to get the app at a discounted price.
Available in the App Store.
Proloquo and its free companion app, Proloquo Coach, were designed by Assistiveware to “meet the communication needs of nonspeaking people, their families, and educators.” This AAC app is created with all ages in mind and is equipped with unique features such as Thinking Space and Focus Mode. Users can also select a voice for the app’s text to voice function from Acapela Neural’s voice bank. Proloquo offers additional accomodations built in such as assistive touch, head tracking, eye tracking, switch control, and more. Proloquo Coach was created specifically for caregivers and features in-app support from AAC experts as well as step-by-step guidance to learning AAC. Get to know this app pair by exploring the website or checking out their YouTube before their 50% off sale ends.
Available in the App Store.
Proloquo2Go is an AAC app designed by Assistiveware to help nonspeaking individuals “express themselves,” foster connections, and grow their independence. The app uses symbol-based communication, customized voices, and features several options for customization and accomodations. Get a glimpse into the experience by watching the app’s introductory video. Proloquo2Go can be used on iPads, iPhones, Apple Watches, or Macs. Like Proloquo & Proloquo Coach, Proloquo2Go is part of Assistiveware’s Autism Acceptance Month sale. Be sure to check out the app before the sale ends on April 9th.
Available in the App Store.
Proloquo4Text was developed by Assistiveware as a text to speech app for children, teens, and adults. It features word and sentence prediction, a wide variety of accessibility options, customization, multitasking mode for iPad users, and voice selection using my-own-voice technology. Proloquo4Text’s user interface design sets it apart with its customizable single-screen layout that allows users to “keep everything at hand,” making communication feel more natural and effective. This layout keeps predictive text up on one side and Quick Blocks on another, which is a collection of pre-made or custom phrases. The app also makes it easy to share text to social media or message apps using the share function. Proloquo4Text is included in Assistiveware’s 50% off sale celebrating Autism Acceptance Month. If you’d like to see the app in action, check out the preview and Getting Started videos available on YouTube.
Available in the App Store & Google Play.
This app, another one of Therapybox’s projects, supports individuals with autism, learning differences, or “speech challenges” by helping them communicate via visual scenes. The app is designed to help users of all ages “better express themselves, learn new skills, and navigate their daily lives with more confidence.” Each scene type fosters learning, reading, or communication skills while also enabling self expression. This includes photos, videos, grid scenes (multiple images) for communicating preferences, or a combination of images and symbols (hybrid). The app also features a visual timetable, communication books, scene sharing, and Transition to Literacy which helps build early reading skills. Like Predictable, Scene & Heard is a part of Therapybox’s 50% off sale. If you’d like to explore the app a bit more before purchasing, check out their website, socials, YouTube, or the app’s user guide.
Available in the App Store.
Assistiveware’s simPODD is an AAC app designed specifically for individuals using a Pragmatic Organization Dynamic Display (PODD) communication system. The app allows users to easily create and print communication books within the app, removing the need to download and then print books or create them in a different program. Users can either create their own books or use and edit one of the app’s digital page sets. Like Assistiveware’s other apps, simPODD also offers voice selection, customization, personalized vocabulary, and a variety of accessibility options. Before Assistiveware’s 50% off sale ends on April 9th, check out the app to see if it’s the right fit for you or your loved one!
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