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MyAphasia – Simple Communication, Spoken Clearly MyAphasia is an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) app designed to help people with aphasia and other speech or language challenges communicate more easily and confidently. Created with simplicity, accessibility, and dignity in mind, MyAphasia allows users to speak common phrases with a single tap. It is capable of talking in English, French, German and Spanish and the User Interface automatically switches to the language. Designed for Real Life Communication MyAphasia organizes words and phrases into clear categories such as Health, Feelings, Personal, and Today. Users can quickly find and speak what they need, when they need it—at home, in medical settings, or out in the community. Customizable & Personal • Add, edit, or delete categories and phrases • Create personalized sentences (up to 100 words) • Assign phrases to categories for fast access Natural Text-to-Speech Voices Choose from multiple clear, natural-sounding voices, including male and female options. Voices are easy to switch in settings, allowing users to find the voice that feels most comfortable and natural to them. Built for Accessibility • Large, easy-to-tap buttons • Clean, uncluttered interface • Optimized layouts for both iPhone and iPad • Designed with stroke survivors and people with aphasia in mind Who It’s For • People with aphasia • Stroke survivors • Individuals with speech or language difficulties • Caregivers, family members, and speech-language pathologists MyAphasia empowers users to express themselves clearly, independently, and with confidence—one tap at a time.