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AAC Device

A voice for your child. Progress you can follow.

One AAC Device for the family. Your child communicates with boards and voice. You see practice, progress, and home tips — without a second product to learn.

“I want to eat, please.”
I feel
Eat
Drink
Home
Love
Help
Outside
Sleep
Yes

AI Text-to-Speech

Natural, expressive speech synthesis that turns any typed or symbol-built message into a voice.

Symbol Communication

Research-backed symbol sets for building requests, feelings, and full conversations quickly.

Picture Communication Boards

Customizable visual boards that grow from single icons to complex, multi-page vocabularies.

Phrase Prediction

Context-aware suggestions that shorten the distance between an intention and a spoken sentence.

Voice Personalization

Custom voice banking and tuning so a communicator's AAC voice can sound like their own.

Emergency Communication

One-tap access to urgent phrases and alerts, designed to work under stress and time pressure.

Multi-language Support

Vocabulary, prediction, and speech output available across major world languages.

Offline Mode

Full communication functionality with zero dependency on an internet connection.

Caregiver Controls

Manage vocabulary, safety settings, and usage insights from a dedicated caregiver view on the AAC Tablet.

Therapist Controls

Clinical-grade configuration for goal-linked vocabulary sets, data logging, and reporting.

Who the AAC Device supports

Built for children — and the parents beside them

When speech is limited or still emerging, one device gives the child a voice and gives you a clear view of practice at home.

Autism

Boards and voice for the child, plus parent progress across speech, motor, and learning.

ADHD

Short sessions the child can finish — with a parent view of what stuck this week.

Speech Delay

Speech practice on the device, with AAC ready whenever words are hard.

Developmental Delay

Milestone-based speech, motor, learning, and AAC — paced for the child, readable for the parent.

Cerebral Palsy

Motor games, speech, and AAC on one device when movement and communication both need support.

Apraxia

Motor-speech practice for the child, with AAC when spoken words are unreliable.

Down Syndrome

Speech, learning, and AAC paced for steady progress — with a parent view of each week.

Non-speaking children

A voice through boards and speech output, while parents follow practice at home.

Ready to book the AAC Device?

Reserve one device for your family, book a live walkthrough, or talk with our team.