AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 2.6. Trustworthiness 78 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 26 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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4 star
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3 star
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2 star
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1 star
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26% review manipulation risk
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Credible reviews
78% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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Mixed user feedback
Average 2.6★ rating suggests room for improvement
About TippyTalk Mobile
Using TippyTalk, non-verbal and speech-impaired persons use pictorial prompts to send messages to friends and family on their mobile phones. They then respond with video, pictures, audio or text to be read aloud.
TippyTalk is also a text-to-speech (TTS) app as messages can be read aloud to anyone in the room with them.
TippyTalk is unique, affordable, and easy-to-use.
A Manager (usually a parent or other family member) customizes the app with illustrations of the TippyTalker's favorite things, such as restaurants, toys, places, pets, foods, and activities.
The TippyTalker selects illustrations to create a simple sentence.
TippyTalk gives non-verbal or speech-impaired persons of all ages ("TippyTalkers") two-way communication with the world!
The TIPPYTALK COMMUNITY mode is for the parent/family member helping the TippyTalker AND for the invited friends and family of the TippyTalker.
The TIPPYTALKER mode is for the non-verbal or speech-impaired person.
IF YOU WILL BE HELPING A TIPPYTALKER WITH THE APP, YOU ARE A MANAGER.
To get started, download the free TippyTalk Mobile app. You might want to have the app on two devices: your own device and the TippyTalker’s. Purchase a subscription, set up the TippyTalker, then invite friends and family.
After the app is set up:
– Managers customize TippyTalker for the preferences of the TippyTalker.
– Managers invite friends and family to the TippyTalker's Community.
– On the iPad, tablet and now even on mobile phones, TippyTalkers create a simple sentence by selecting illustrations. These become a written message read aloud OR sent to a TippyTalker's private community member.
– Community Members respond with text, video, or audio.
*IF YOU HAVE BEEN INVITED TO MESSAGE WITH A TIPPYTALKER, YOU ARE A COMMUNITY MEMBER.
Download this free TippyTalk Mobile app. You will be able to use this app upon accepting an invitation from a TippyTalk Manager. Receive and respond to messages on your smartphone. Send video, pictures, audio or text to be read aloud.
If you wish to purchase a license, please review the End User License Agreement
https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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Reviews for TippyTalk Mobile
Sudokulover44
I had such high hopes 😞
Unfortunately, this app only works 20% of the time. Messages don't come through, and they don't come on time. When they do, it's the most exciting thing for me as a parent. But when they don't, lots of frustration from my son. Secondly, the options are extremelyyyyyyy limited. There are only a few buttons and there's no option to customize. My son doesn't use 90% of the buttons. And the stuff that he normally uses on his AAC device is not available on here and no option to add. Thirdly, the "send" button doesn't appear until an option is chosen from every screen. It's not enough to say "I need to use the bathroom", it goes to another screen where you HAVE to choose what you will be doing in the bathroom, before the send button appears. The send button should appear as soon as the first button is pressed. Sometimes it is enough to just say I need to use the bathroom. If they want to say more, then great, but don't force them to. The idea is absolutely amazing.... if it worked. It's exactly what I've been looking for but unfortunately, I was very sad and disappointed. And for $12 a month, I'd say it needs a LOT more work!
LolaJay1
Helped my son express his needs
We have used this app for over a year and it has helped our non-verbal, level 3 autistic son express his needs. It’s easy to use and I love that we can get personal text messages from him sent directly to our cell phones.
