Talking Cards: Learn to Talk
Words, stories, games for kids
About
This app helps children develop speech and language skills through interactive picture cards, stories, and games. It offers a supportive environment for late talkers, children with speech delays, and autistic children, encouraging them to express themselves. Features include multi-language support and customizable family voices.
What's New in Talking Cards
2.26.0
September 28, 2026
Clearer sentences on the talking board. Cards now come together the way a grown-up would say them: "Help me!", "My ball.", "Mom, I am hurt.", "Can I eat an apple, please?" English uses US spelling everywhere. In Let's Talk, the buddy's lines are fixed and friendlier. 144 storybook lines are polished. The English alphabet stays on A to Z, and the spelling game uses plain English words.
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$9.99
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All 1,673 words, 72 stories and 12 games.
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FAQ
What is Talking Cards?
Talking Cards is an educational app designed to help children develop speech and language skills. It uses interactive picture cards, stories, and games to encourage communication and learning.
Who is Talking Cards for?
Talking Cards is made for late talkers, children with speech delays, autistic children, and any child learning their first words. It supports a child's own talking journey.
Does Talking Cards have ads?
No, Talking Cards does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to provide an uninterrupted learning experience for children.
How many languages does Talking Cards support?
Talking Cards supports six languages: English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Turkish, and Nepali. Users can easily switch between languages with a single tap.
Can I record my own voice in Talking Cards?
Yes, you can record your own voice for cards so a child can hear a familiar voice, like mom or dad, say the word. These personal recordings are never uploaded.
What kind of games are included in Talking Cards?
Talking Cards features twelve calm games, including spelling, matching, sorting, counting, put-in-order, listening, a sing-along piano, and a game that plays back a child's own voice.
Is Talking Cards suitable for children with special needs?
Yes, the app is specifically made for late talkers, children with speech delays, and autistic children, providing a supportive environment for their communication development.
How often is Talking Cards updated?
The latest version of Talking Cards is 2.26.0, and it was last updated on September 28, 2026. Updates typically include new content and improvements.
