Assistive Express vs TalkTextChat

*Proudly used by Dillan for Autism Acceptance Month 2016 https://youtu.be/oMN2PeFama0* Assistive Apps presents Assistive Express, an affordable Augmentative Alternative Communication (AAC) Device, catered to people with difficulty in speech. The biggest challenge for such users when using AAC devices is the number of key strokes or hits required to construct any sentences, which can take up a significant amount of time to have a decent conversation with anyone. To overcome this challenge, Assistive Express is designed to be simple and efficient, allowing users to express their views and thoughts at the most express manner, with natural sounding voices. Features: -Landscape and Portrait Modes to cater to different needs -Word Prediction to minimize the keystrokes required -Adaptive learning of new vocabulary into the word prediction list - Favorites list for users to save commonly used sentences -Multi voices included for user to pick -Adjustable volume and speed for voices -Large font and buttons for easy access -Recent list for quick access to previously spoken sentences -Self-learning "next word" prediction -Favorites can be reordered -Share to Twitter, Facebook, Messages, Email etc. -Font size is adjustable -Prediction can be enabled/disabled - *New* Added share capabilities on favorite and recent. Try to touch and hold any conversation on these pages to share and copy! Assistive Express is currently only designed for the English Language.

TalkTextChat suports converting your side of the conversation via text entry then converts to speech for the hearing person and captures the hearing persons spoken word converting it to text for you to read. Has built in phrases to start and support conversations with the hearing much quicker.   PRIVACY: NO DATA/USAGE is COLLECTED or SHARED.   END USER AGREEMENT: App agreement is the Apple's standard EULA https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/