AAC Cboard APP

Basic features behind subscription paywall.

dude come on I’m about to be homeless and so are so many other disabled in this country. I do not have money for your subscription. There was absolutely no communication given to the user (me) about how long the free trial would be, or that I was even starting a free trial by using the app. All communication I was given before having basic features blocked (copying/pasting tiles and voice recording, which are essential and basic features) was that a subscription was needed for public boards. I ignored it because I never intended to publish my personal communication board. For the love of god if you’re going to buy into the subscription model like everyone else will you at least tell us what we’re getting ourselves into before we get used to using the app to literally speak? You’d think an app for disabled communication would communicate this clearly.

Really great!

Hello Marten Bedouret (so sorry if I typed the name wrong!) I’m looking for the best app for my sister who has verbal shut-downs. And this has made it onto our rank for one of the best apps! I’ll say the good stuff, and the bad stuff. Good: Its very easy to use and access, you can change the voice, rate, and pitch. It also has access to global symbols, and I find that very good, since there are such adorable symbols! It is very pleasing to the eyes, and has nice and bright colors. Bad: It requires a subscription just to share your board with other people, use other peoples boards, and access the online voices. Overall, it’s very good, and I would very much recommend it! It’s very simple to use, and I’d recommend it highly!