Dawn AAC vs Tudlo Learn

Dawn is a symbol-based AAC app (augmentative and alternative communication) for people who cannot rely on speech: nonspeaking and minimally verbal autistic children and adults, people with apraxia, aphasia, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, ALS, or a recovering voice after a stroke or surgery. Tap symbols, build a sentence, and Dawn speaks it aloud in a natural, modern voice. It turns an iPhone or iPad into a speech generating device. Everything runs on the device. No account, no internet, no data collected. A VOICE OF YOUR OWN: Voice banking, done on the device. Record about eight seconds of speech and Dawn builds a personal voice in about half a minute. It can be the user's own voice, preserved while speech is still available, or a family member's. The recording never leaves the device. VOICE STUDIO: Over 900 natural neural voices across ages and accents, including children's voices. Shape any voice by pitch and age, or hand Dawn a recording and it surfaces the voices nearest to it. One take is enough, even a shaky or noisy one. BUILT TO BE FAST: The whole engine lives on the phone, so a tapped sentence starts speaking immediately, in an elevator, on a plane, in a school with no Wi-Fi. Speed matters in a conversation, and Dawn treats it as a feature. EVERYTHING A FULL AAC APP SHOULD HAVE 3,400+ symbols (the complete Mulberry set), plus personal photos as symbols A core vocabulary home board that stays put, with folders for food, people, feelings, places and more, and a Quick Phrases board for the sentences you say most Six grid sizes in two families (3x4, 4x6, 5x7 and 6x8, 8x10, 10x12): a word keeps its place on the board until you move it, and going up a size within a family keeps every home word in its cell Word forms and sentence starters that keep grammar one tap away Switch access: row, column or block scanning, step or auto at any speed, switch timing, an adjustable highlight. iOS Switch Control works with every button, and so do iOS Eye Tracking and dwell on the devices that offer them Typing view with word prediction and the same instant voice Message banking: record whole phrases and play them back exactly as said Profiles: each person who shares the device gets their own boards, voices, recordings and settings Partner tools: modeling mode, edit mode, Find a word, and a caregiver gate A whiteboard with six pens that can speak what is written on it Open Board Format import from other AAC systems One-tap full backups, kept in your own files VoiceOver support, Dynamic Type, hold-to-activate timing, and an easier-reading option PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE: Dawn has no server and no sign-in. Messages, recordings, voices, boards, and photos stay on the device. The App Privacy label says "Data Not Collected" because there is nothing to collect it with. ONE APP, BOTH DEVICES: One subscription covers iPhone and iPad. The backup device in a parent's pocket can be the primary in a pinch. Dawn is a yearly subscription with a free trial, billed through the App Store. Privacy policy: https://dawnaac.com/privacy. Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Questions or requests: support@dawnaac.com

Tudlo Learn helps kids ages 3–12 pick up Bisaya and Filipino through short games, flashcards, and guided lessons. Parents set up a child profile, pick a language track, and kids practice with real audio and pictures. Words are filtered by age, so a 4-year-old and a 10-year-old are not forced through the same list. What kids can do Listen & Tap: hear a word, tap the matching picture Flashcards: flip cards, hear Bisaya or Filipino, see the English meaning Count: match number words to numerals Match, Memory, and other picture games for quick practice Short lessons pulled from approved words and phrases Built for families Separate child profiles with avatars Separate progress for Bisaya and Filipino Sign in with Apple or email Large buttons and clear feedback for young kids Whether your family speaks Bisaya at home, you want kids to keep Filipino, or you are starting from English, Tudlo Learn keeps practice short and playful.