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Picture Board

Picture Board

Communicate with pictures.

2 ratings
3 reviews
💪 Health & Fitness
🏥 Medical
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 3, 2011
  • January 30, 2026

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Developer

duncwa llc
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About

This app provides a visual communication interface for individuals who have difficulty speaking or seeing. It allows users to make simple requests and respond to questions through a touch interface or by typing phrases that can be spoken aloud. It's designed to aid communication in various care settings and for first responders.

✓Visual communication interface
✓Touch-based requests
✓Typing for spoken phrases
✓Integration with accessibility features
✓Useful for nursing homes
✓Beneficial for first responders
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What's New in Picture Board

5.0.2

January 30, 2026

UX changes in dark mode. App version INFO button working.

User reviews

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Good potential

This app works with VoiceOver, so it can be used by someone who is blind and non verbal. The colors have poor visual contrast so this app is not good for someone who is color blind or has cortical visual impairment.
Sprinkles2009Sprinkles2009

Could be better

Very basic picture board that can't be customised. The 'keyboard' picture only produced a blank screen not the keyboard and 'info' icon doesn't seem to do anything either. The advert banner covers part of the bottom row of icons in landscape mode. Rather disappointing so 3 stars is a generous score.
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GypswickGypswick

Rediculous

The bottom portion of the board cannot be used because of an American Express ad that cannot be cancelled or clicked out of.........even if you didn't care about losing one quarter of the board the American Express ad blinks and moves so it is VERY distracting.......bad.....really bad
Suezw28Suezw28

Response from developer

I have removed all advertising and upgraded the app to run on both the iPhone and iPad. Additional changes: Support for light and dark modes. Accessibility support. Pain Meter.

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FAQ

What is Picture Board used for?

Picture Board is designed to help individuals who are unable to speak or see clearly communicate simple or complex requests and respond to questions. It can be used in nursing homes, by first responders, and by caregivers to facilitate interaction with patients.

Can Picture Board speak typed text?

Yes, Picture Board has a keyboard option that allows users to type phrases. This typed text can optionally be spoken aloud using the iPhone or iPad's built-in Accessibility features.

What devices does Picture Board support?

Picture Board is available for iPhone and iPad devices, making it accessible on a range of Apple mobile hardware.

How often is Picture Board updated?

The latest version of Picture Board is 5.0.2, and it was last updated on January 30, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and support for the application.

Is Picture Board suitable for children?

Picture Board has an age rating of 4+, suggesting it is appropriate for children aged four and above. Its intuitive interface can be beneficial for younger users with communication needs.

What is the user feedback on Picture Board?

Picture Board has received a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 2 ratings. This indicates a very positive reception from its current user base.

Does Picture Board have ads?

No, Picture Board does not contain advertisements. Users can engage with the app without interruptions from ads.

What are the primary benefits of using Picture Board?

The primary benefits include enabling communication for non-verbal individuals, assisting those with visual impairments, and providing a tool for caregivers and first responders to better understand and assist people in their care.