The efficient, easy-to-use, and multilingual AAC app

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An image of a tablet displaying an augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) application interface. The screen is organized into colorful, grid-like sections with icons and words. Categories include 'People,' 'Actions,' 'Social,' 'Describe,' 'My Topics,' and 'Prepositions.' Each category has various symbols representing words or phrases such as 'I,' 'you,' 'want,' 'go,' 'good,' 'more,' 'hi,' 'thank you,' and 'please.' The background of the tablet interface is dark, highlighting the brightly colored category tabs and the white icons with black outlines. On the top of the screen, the time reads '11:50 AM' and 'English' is indicated, suggesting multilingual support.

A user interface for selecting languages in an application, displayed against a dark background. The screen shows various language options each within their own rectangle. At the top, a symbol resembling a translator and the text 'Choose your language(s)' is visible. Languages such as Arabic, Danish, English, French, German, Hebrew, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin (CN), Mandarin (TW), Nepali, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese are listed, each with the name of the language in English and its native script. English and Vietnamese are highlighted with a blue outline, indicating selection. At the bottom, there is a button that reads 'Select voices →', suggesting further customization options for text-to-speech output.

Multiple languages

Communicate in 15 languages, including Spanish, Mandarin, and Vietnamese, with more on the way.

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Transform single words or short phrases into complete messages with ease and efficiency.

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A visual representation of Message Completion. Two tiles representing "eat" and "tamales" and an AI-generated sentence: "I want to eat some tamales"

An image of a user interface for a multilingual AAC application customization screen on a dark mode background. The screen displays options to add a 'Button' or 'Folder' at the top. Below, there are fields labeled 'Button message' with translations for a word across different languages. 'English' has the word 'guitar' with a speaker icon indicating audio output. Below, translations are provided with 'Tiếng Việt' as 'đàn guitar,' 'Español' as 'guitarra,' and Chinese characters for guitar. A 'Translate' button suggests functionality to convert text between languages. To the right, there's a section titled 'Graphic' with a blurred image of a person playing a guitar, and a button labeled 'Find a graphic,' indicating the option to associate an image with the text.

Robust capabilities,
simple design

Customize remotely in various languages, translate, and search for photos, all within a sleek and user-friendly interface.

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Community Feedback

"Doing wonderful work"

Flexspeak is really going in the right direction for my needs and is filling a hole in what’s available from the current AAC applications.

Pheonix Clark

Full-Time AAC User

“Non-speaking communicators have a right to their heritage language”

Language exposure is needed for language production... Thank you to Flexspeak for investing in creating tools for multilingual families. Here’s to multilingual rights.

Phuong Lien Palafox

Author, Speaker, & SLP

“Bilingual users & families will benefit"

I love how easy it is to switch between English and Spanish output. I can't wait to share this with parents who I know will benefit!

Edith Lopez

SLP Assistant

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