Sing to Say User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience83.3% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience16.7% of reviews

~ Based on 12 written reviews from the US App Store.

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Is Sing to Say Legit?

Sing to Say - Music + Language appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Sing to Say is 73/100.

Based on 73 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Communication comes alive

Sing to Say makes the augmented communication come alive. It’s a language board that isn’t static. You hit the button and it animates. There’s definitely something about the animation… it triggers a response that’s very powerful. I wanted something that might help my grandson find his voice.

Paid for annual subscription and can’t access app

Paid $152.54 and we can’t access the app! Where do I get support?

Singing learning fun

Great app. Ora loved the songs and animations!

Terrible

Paid for a subscription, app keeps crashing

Language through music

Using direct instruction to teach lyrical words to images this app teaches children to express themselves using a different part of the brain then what is used for speech.

They can store phrases/sentences to practice and rehearse them or use Sing It as an expressive language tool.

Unique and fun way to approach first words

I love the music and the animation of this App! This is so much fun for early learners and a great alternative to flat pictures that we have in PECS and other Acc programs. Love it and the kids do too,

Early education and inclusive education provider

What an amazing way to teach augmentative/alternative communication!

Sing to Say is a very special app. I’m a speech-language pathologist who works with students with special needs and I can appreciate Sing to Say for so many reasons. What a great way to teach children who use augmentative/alternative communication (AAC) skills. Sing to Say uses fun characters, animation, music, and song to teach diverse core and fringe words. This app could work great for students with many differences and communication levels. The Help menu is genuinely helpful and the fact that there is data tracking makes this very useful to teachers. When kiddos are in the ‘Learn it’ mode, there are really helpful stimulus prompts to help them get the correct response. Being able to ‘sing’ learned vocabulary after you learn the words makes Sing to Say a fun, language learning AAC game. How’s that for engagement and motivation?! There’s simply nothing else like Sing to Say. It’s definitely something I’d strongly suggest that teachers, speech-language pathologists, and families take a look at.
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Fabulous

This app is a fabulous toll for students with emerging language. The way that the app is set up is very user friendly, and the songs are very catchy. I have loved the fact that the songs give a brief explanation of what the word means. Identifying the words is a game to ensure recognition and comprehension, and one of the best features is tracking word acquisition. What a fabulous app to use music and incorporating it into emerging language!
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We love the music features

This is a wonderful tool and works so well with our other apps.
Our children love music and Sing to Say is helping them learn words. We’re so excited! Thank you! - Kristine

Music really makes this app

There is such a big difference in how this app uses music to help kids with autism to speak. There are apps that teach words but this app really uses music and animation in a special way. The little “jingles” for each word are so engaging. And the animations really help to keep attention. I love the way that a child can learn a word this way, and then add a word to their “sentence builder”. Really impressive and a great basic “kit” of words! Can’t wait for even more!
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A wonderful and fun way to learn that uses music and animation to learn language.

This is a unique and powerful way to help kids with autism or language delay learn. So much thinking has gone into its creation. Parents, teachers and therapists can track the child’s progress. Kids can save their learned words to create songs. The music and animation in ‘Learn It’ is fun and and contemporary...so much care and attention.
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This is awesome

This is awesome