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New free text based AAC app for Android devices! Very simple and responsive app.
Has support for multiple languages, saved phrases, text enlarging, dark mode, and the option for online voices for nicer sounding text-to-speech.
Not compatible with the Acapela text-to-speech engine for Android, unfortunately. It would only recognize my phone's built in engine.
Edit: It recognizes it now! There's also an iOS version as well!
Alternative to Flip Writer for those who cannot afford it or need different features. I found this app called Listen and Speak, it is $14.99 USD, compared to Flip Writer which is $49.99 USD. It is in multiple languages.
Listen and speak (LAS)is a useful augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) APP. It can help people who can not express themselves v
The lack of reputable, accessible keyboards for Android devices is frustrating. The ones I was curious about are either no longer being updated / are not able to be downloaded, or I can't find much reviews or documentation about them and how trustworthy they are, so I'm reluctant to download them. Privacy is a big concern with all AAC and communication related AT, but for accessible keyboards even more so.
Something like AssistiveWare's keyboards for Android would be a dream, but nobody seems interested in either porting any of these apps over, or developing original ones.
I have been interest in NerChat (Leaf keyboard I think is what they call their symbol keyboard that can be used across apps. I don't think it's on the Android version yet, at any rate) but it's so new that I don't know if I want to trust it yet.
A big barrier to me using my phone app based AAC at times is using a standard keyboard. It's basically impossible to use when close to meltdown. I'm a decent typist and have small fingers, but I prefer symbols and big buttons greatly for my own cognitive processing, so that becomes problematic. While in meltdown, I can't hit the right keys or prediction buttons.
I wish Android wasn't so left behind in terms of accessibility.
