adragonfly

Has no ads ever. Free version has lots of space for custom words and phrases, & you can re-label the categories however you need. I used the free version for over a year. Now, for a year +, I've been using the paid version, which is a one-time payment. It allows for a bunch more words, phrases, and categories. The paid version also enables some neat organization tools like color coding & adding icons. Best part is if you get a new device you want to transfer data, it's easy AF.

J Bluewind

Honestly great for a free app. I couldn't talk for months after damaging my vocal cords and it was a great help getting to communicate out loud for my mental health. I could get help in a store, save questions for later that I could ask my doctor during an appointment, "yell" for help, or just communicate while riding a car. I still use it when it's easier to be non-verbal from everyday autism stuff. It's not perfect and bad at a few names, but the learning curve is reasonable and it helps ♡

Rylan “Blu” Nickels

The app is very good and easy to use, even in its limited free version. It's a great primarily text based aac, but i think two things should be changed. - Add a dark mode option to free users. I would say dark gray white text is a good alternative to the default button colors and dark mode for settings should be available too. - For paid users, even more custom colors for the personalized palette would be VERY appreciated. I want to make a purple layout. Hex code entering or smth. Edited

C S

Exactly what I needed when I had laryngitis, did it's job great. Thank you big time to the creators for your assistance! The UI was friendly, but looks like it was made for Windows XP. A style that isn't confusing I know is genuinely difficult to develop when it comes to software, but it would help set this app apart. Also, no annoying bloatiness or logins like Speechify... I personally prefer this app to Speechify, because ify was more cumbersome than elegant. P.S. Lack of ads makes you king

Sarah Price Hancock

I'm an AAC user with a brain injury, I am grateful it's so intuitive. I just barely downloaded it, & can use it. When customizing, if I could add more than 1 category to a phrase, it would really help. E.g when I modified "My address is_______)" it saved in "common" but did not in "Home." I need to either edit phrase again in "Home" or remember where I hid phrases. Issue for memory/concentration. Can this app use voicekeeper voices? If I can add multiple labels & use my voicekeeper, SOLD!