Sayable: AAC Tap to Talk

Sayable is an AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) app made for adults who find speaking difficult — after a stroke, with ALS/MND, aphasia, dysarthria, or after throat surgery. Tap a symbol, and the app says it out loud. No complicated setup. It works the day you open it. MADE FOR - Adults with aphasia after a stroke - People living with ALS/MND or other progressive conditions - Anyone who has temporarily lost their voice - Their families, caregivers, and speech-language pathologists TAP. SPEAK. BE HEARD. - Scene-based communication boards: health, food, people, places, time and more (24 categories, 260+ words) - Large buttons with clear picture symbols. Tap once and it speaks - Combine words into sentences, or say just one word — both work PREDICTS YOUR NEXT WORD - Suggests what you are likely to say next, based on the word you just tapped - Learns how you speak, so you need fewer taps over time ADD YOUR OWN WORDS - Turn family photos into buttons ("My grandson") - One-tap phrases, including partner requests like "Please speak slowly." FOR THE HARD MOMENTS - Show mode: display your message in huge letters for noisy places - Call for help: a loud voice and flashing screen to call someone from another room - Keyboard with word prediction, spoken aloud — for those who can type PRIVATE BY DESIGN - Works fully offline — every feature, even with no signal - No account. Your data stays on your device - No ads - Full backup, so you can move everything to a new device FROM THE DEVELOPER Sayable grows with your feedback. A missing word, a confusing button — send it from Settings. I read every message and ship improvements. Symbols: Mulberry Symbols (CC BY-SA)