
epSpeak
Tap to talk - AAC for all
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What's New in epSpeak
1.9.1
August 20, 2026
Signing in without a password Children can now sign in by scanning a code from their caregiver's device — no email, no password, nothing to type. If the camera isn't available, the code can still be entered by hand. We also fixed a sign-in that could spin forever instead of telling you what went wrong. Boards built while trying the app are no longer lost Categories you made before signing in now carry over to your new account, instead of being wiped. Tiles can speak a whole phrase A tile that reads "Ball" can now say "I want the ball." It's off by default — a caregiver turns it on for one user, when that user is ready to build phrases. What's on screen never changes; only the audio does. A Notes tab a young person can read Caregivers can now give an older child a read-only view of the notes written about their goals. It shows only notes shared with everyone, and only notes written from the day the setting is switched on. We now charge for AI, and only for AI Building vocabulary from your own photos and from Mulberry symbols is unlimited and free. The limit on how many people can be in a household is gone. AI-generated pictures are still metered — three categories a month on the free plan, and every extra picture inside a category costs nothing. A core board that stays put Core word positions are now locked and tested. A learner reaches for "want" by muscle memory, not by reading it, so those squares shouldn't move — and now they can't. For practitioners and school districts Organization accounts with roster sync, a caseload dashboard, IEP goal progress measured against each goal's own criterion, CSV export, and notes with subjects and replies.
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