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AAC Ipad Apps

These are the most frequently used communication apps in our district:

 

 

TouchChat: TouchChat is an AAC app for Apple iOS devices that helps individuals with limited or no speech communicate by selecting symbols, words, or phrases that are spoken aloud. It includes customizable vocabulary and is commonly used by people with autism, Down syndrome, ALS, apraxia, stroke, and aphasia.

TouchChat (PDF)

 

 

WordPower: WordPower is an AAC vocabulary system that helps individuals with limited or no speech communicate by building sentences using core vocabulary and predictive features.

 

WordPower (PDF)

 

TD Snap: TD Snap is an AAC app that helps individuals with limited or no speech communicate using symbols, text, and customizable vocabulary. Commonly used by people with autism, cerebral palsy, down syndrome, and aphasia, and supports multiple access methods, including touch, eye tracking and switches.

TDsnap

 

LAMP: LAMP words for life is an AAC app that helps nonverbal individuals communicate using consistent motor patterns, a large core vocabulary, and customizable learning levels to support language development.

 

Lamp (PDF)

 

Grid for iPad: App that helps individuals with speech and language disabilities communicate using customizable symbols and text based grids with text-to-speech, supporting users of all ages.

 

Grid (PDF)

 

GoTalk Now: An AAC app that helps individuals with speech difficulties communicate through fully customizable communication books, text-to-speech, and visual support tailored to their needs.

GoTalkNow (PDF)

 

Proloquo2Go: AAC app that helps nonverbal individuals communicate using a symbol-based vocabulary, consistent motor planning, and customizable features that support language development and independent communication. 

 

Proloquo (PDF)

 

Unity: An AAC app that helps individua;s communicate using consistent motor patterns, customizable vocabulary and a research-based symbol system to support independent communication and language development.

Unity (PDF)