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Kirsty Types

Kirsty Types

AAC Typing & Speech Tool

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1 review
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Archived App (Last seen on 26 May 2025)

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 29, 2018
  • December 12, 2022

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Developer

Nicola Gill
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About

This app offers a straightforward text and speech tool designed for non-verbal communication, particularly for individuals with limited mobility. It features accessible keyboards for typing and converts text into speech.

✓Text-to-speech functionality
✓Multiple accessible keyboards (alphabet, numbers, emoji)
✓Customizable key press delay
✓Simple and minimal interface
✓Automatic sentence capitalization
✓Space bar for full-stop
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What's New in Kirsty Types

1.0.5

December 12, 2022

1. Bug fix with speech button 2. About page updates If you find Kirsty Types useful, please rate and review us on the App Store - it really helps.

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Good.. needs a couple features.

I love the size of the keyboard however after using this app there are a couple things that I think would make this a complete solution to a nonverbal person. Such as a return key that would complete the phrase or sentence and read it out loud. As it stands right now if you type more keys then the screen will allow it just slides the text to the left where you cannot access it.
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Response from developer

Thankyou so much for your review, I really appreciate your feedback. I have added your suggestions to our list and will look at how we can incorporate these into the app.

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FAQ

What is Kirsty Types?

Kirsty Types is a paid application designed to assist non-verbal individuals with communication. It provides a simple interface for typing messages that can then be converted into speech, with features like customizable typing delays and accessible keyboards.

How much does Kirsty Types cost?

Kirsty Types is a paid app, priced at $0.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features for communication assistance.

What devices does Kirsty Types support?

Kirsty Types is currently supported on iPads. It is designed to leverage the larger screen real estate of tablets for ease of use.

What is the age rating for Kirsty Types?

Kirsty Types has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children aged four and above, offering basic communication functionalities.

How often is Kirsty Types updated?

The latest version of Kirsty Types was released on December 12, 2022. While updates are not frequent, the app is functional and stable for its intended purpose.

Does Kirsty Types have ads?

No, Kirsty Types does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an uninterrupted user experience focused on communication.

Can the typing delay be adjusted in Kirsty Types?

Yes, Kirsty Types allows users to set a time delay after each key press, ranging from 0 to 10 seconds. This feature is beneficial for users who need extra time to prepare for the next keystroke.

What are the key features of Kirsty Types?

Key features include text-to-speech conversion, three accessible keyboards (alphabet, numbers, emoji), a customizable typing delay, automatic sentence capitalization, and the ability to add full-stops with a double-tap of the space bar.