AssistiveWare — assistive technology products
7 products from AssistiveWare in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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Proloquo and Proloquo Coach - AssistiveWare
$99.99 every year
Also from $9.99 every month
Proloquo is a symbol-supported AAC app for iPad and iPhone that lets a nonspeaking person communicate by building messages that the device speaks aloud. It comes paired with Proloquo Coach, a companion app that gives step-by-step guidance to the person using AAC, their family, and educators as they get started. Proloquo is aimed at people who can use an iPad on their own, and the pairing is meant to take some of the overwhelm out of beginning AAC.
Verified 4 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
Proloquo4Text - AssistiveWare
$59.99 – $119.99
Proloquo4Text is an iOS app that speaks what you type, so someone who can't always use their voice can still say what they want. It predicts words and sentences from what you've typed to save time and effort, and keeps everything on a single screen. If you can write, you can use it, which makes it a fit for children, teens, and adults who read and spell well enough to type their messages.
Verified 4 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
Keeble - AssistiveWare
Est. $4–$20
Keeble is an accessible keyboard for iPhone and iPad that you can use to type in almost any iOS app. It lets you change the colors and fonts, including a dyslexia-friendly font. It also has ways to cut down on typos, like selecting a key when you lift your finger and speaking each letter or word as you type. It's made for people with physical or vision impairments who find the standard keyboard hard to use, and it also has features for people with dyslexia.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Proloquo2Go - AAC app with symbols - AssistiveWare
$124.99 – $249.99
Proloquo2Go is a symbol-based AAC app for iPad and iPhone that gives nonspeaking children and adults a way to speak out loud and start conversations. Because it can be personalized to fit different needs, it works for a wide range of communicators. Expect the app to be only part of the picture: a speech-language pathologist can help choose the right layout and vocabulary, and the person using it will need time and a communication partner who models using it.
Verified 4 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
Pictello - AssistiveWare
Pictello is an iOS app for building visual stories and schedules, one page at a time. You add your own photos, videos, and voice recordings, or use the built-in text-to-speech voices, so each page can speak aloud. People use it for social stories, daily schedules, and retelling what happened on an outing or holiday. It also gives learners a way to practice reading and storytelling, and to share information with confidence. It runs only on Apple devices, so you will need an iPhone or iPad.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Keedogo Plus - AssistiveWare
Est. $3–$20
Keedogo Plus is an iPad keyboard made for young children who are just starting to read, write, and type. It strips the layout down to the essential keys, so early writers can practice without being distracted by symbols and functions they don't need yet. You can pick a QWERTY or ABC letter order, choose from five themes, and turn on color-coded vowels. Keys show lowercase letters, and the keyboard works in almost any app as a stand-in for the standard iOS keyboard.
Verified 4 days agoReady to use -
simPODD
Est. $30–$100
simPODD is an iOS app for using PODD communication books, a paper-based way of communicating that some people use with a communication partner. It aims to make communicating feel more natural and to speed up printing the pages. It comes from the team that makes Proloquo2Go.
Verified 4 days agoProfessional guidance helps