Grid Player

I downloaded this app for my non-verbal autistic son months ago, and it has opened doors for him. He is really able to communicate some basic statements with it. It really works for us also because we can't afford all of those expensive AAC apps. The only issues I have with it are that when I updated it, the sound stopped working. Then, I deleted it and re-installed it, and now the sound is working, but the abc keyboard, which was an essential for my son, is missing. This is a serious problem for us, as it is one of the only ways he has to communicate. Also, we downloaded the US English version, but it still uses many UK words like 'crisps' for chips. This may not seem like a big deal to most people, but for my son, who is just at 10 years old finally communicating, that can be an issue. I would be sooooo happy if you could fix a few of these things. Thanks so much!

Been using this app for my nonverbal & apraxic kids at work. Thank u for making it free! I do wish the voice & vocabulary were in American English though because my kids get confused when they hear “crisps” for fries. Please add a keyboard so my kids can type words that aren’t in the database? Thank you! All in all great app!

This deserves a lot higher and more ratings than it has, it’s a free alternate to over options that could cost upwards of 250$

I've downloaded many AAC apps and am really impressed with how these are laid out. There are three layouts you can see in the sample pages above. Going from page to page is clear and intuitive in the 2 symbol talkers, and the text one has good word prediction and a good selection of phrases. These compare with the more expensive AAC apps except that you can't modify them unless you buy the computer software. Thank you so much for making these free. I will be recommending these in my workshops.

There is just one thing that needs to be fix but this free app is still awesome! The audible speech doesn't seem to be working on the iPad. However it does work on the iPhone. Minor issue that I'm sure will be fixed soon. Huge thanks to the developers from a father of a non-verbal autistic little boy. Can't say thanks enough!