Speech Assistant AAC for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Ton Schalke on 2024-07-27 | Category: Medical
Rating 4.7377
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$ $19.99
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Ton Schalke on 2024-07-27 | Category: Medical
Speech Assistant AAC is a Medical app by Ton Schalke. Speech Assistant AAC is a text-to-speech app designed for people who are speech impaired, for example due to Aphasia, MND/ALS, Autism, Stroke, Cerebral Palsy or other speech problems. With the app you can create categories and phrases, which are placed on buttons.
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APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install speech-assistant-aac.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:
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1. • Create user profiles with their own categories, phrases and settings for multi-language support or different individuals.
2. • You can create an unlimited number of categories to organize your phrases for quick access.
3. With the app you can create categories and phrases, which are placed on buttons.
4. Speech Assistant AAC is a text-to-speech app designed for people who are speech impaired, for example due to Aphasia, MND/ALS, Autism, Stroke, Cerebral Palsy or other speech problems.
5. • Option to record speech on to a button and to import voice recordings into the app.
6. • Full screen button to show your message with a large font.
7. • Option for preventing double tapping by disabling the button for a short time after touching.
8. • History option for quick access to previously typed phrases.
9. • Pause and resume speaking by tapping the speak button (optional setting).
10. • Option for voice recordings or select one of the iOS text-to-speech voices.
11. • With Backup to iCloud or AirDrop you can transfer your categories and phrases to another iPhone/iPad.
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This app has been a huge help to me after I permanently lost my ability to speak in January. It is very user friendly and easy to personalize. I really like the feature where the text can be shown in large print. I had used a similar app that allowed me to use my own pre-recorded voice, but I ended up coming back to Speech Assistant AAC due to its ease of use. This is the best app I have ever used! It has truly been a blessing.
I have tried so many apps since losing my voice, but this app has allowed me to have my words heard over the phone, in meetings, and even in zoom calls. I love it💗
Almost perfect I've been using this app for about 3 years. It was recommended by a speech therapist when I was still able to speak. I have MSA--a rare and progressive neuro-muscular disease that has taken away my ability to do many things that were important to me, including my ability to speak. Speech assistawnt has been a life-saver, allowing me to communicate. I've created my own categories and phrases, some of which are quite long--such as this email. I'm also leagally blind from birth, which makes it impossible to use the "Write a Review" option directly. However, to evaluate this software, I've researched several others, both free and not free, and Speech assistawnt still comes out on top. But I did find some useful features in the free apps that would make Speech Assistant much easier for me to use. In order of importance to me, these are: Ability to create sub-categories Ability to print phrases directly from the app. I create a lot of lists for my husband and doctors. Ability to change font size of the Settings and documentation. They are much too small to be useful for me. Ability to create a lot more categories (not necessary IF I can create sub-categories). Ability to have more than 5 choices in the "Clear/Restore" action. Nearly all UNDO actions allow at least 10 levels of going back. There are many levels of perfection and if you make the first 3 enhancements above, that would be awsome and the app would be PERFECT PERFECT! Anything you can do would be very much appreciated, and make Speech Assistant even better than it already is. Thank you for listening and thank you for Speech Assistant AAC. Sandy Jo Becker-Hyman-Strauss
I really like SpeechAssistant, as a part time AAC user! I’m also visually impaired so the customization of this app is extremely helpful. One thing is that I wish is that this app could control an AI device (eg. Echo, Echo Dot, or Google products). I’ve tried and the speech has to be slowed down a little bit for my Echo Dot to pick it up. I also wish this app had more symbols to it, for example, things like “stop”, “no”, “yes”, “I like/I don’t like” and so on. I just wish this had more symbols for basic words like described above.
Worth every penny! I lost my speech due to ALS, and this is by far my favorite app for speech. It’s great for saving custom phrases , works like a dream on Android and Mobile, and is fabulous for phone calls! I use it for all my work meetings by dialing in with my cell phone and it seamlessly speaks for me. Everyone I’ve used it with so far absolutely loves it as much as I do. Its been a lifesaver for my career!
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