Speak
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Purpose-built
to be heard.
A rugged, affordable communication device for people who've lost the ability to speak, with a way to ask for help built in. The software is live today. This is the hardware it is being built to run on.
Built to run the full Speak app.
The same symbol-based communication, sentence building and help alerts you can open in your browser right now, running natively on hardware that won't get borrowed for a game or a phone call.
Hands-free, switch, or touch.
Hands-free access is built in for people who can’t use their hands. Standard 3.5 mm jacks drive switch scanning. Or simply touch. Every access method in one unit.
A way to ask for help.
Speak also gives users a way to ask for help. Patent pending.
A fraction of the cost.
Dedicated AAC systems run $3,000 to $15,000. Speak is built on affordable, wipeable, VESA-mountable hardware, so access isn't a privilege, it's the default.