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APP2Speak Analysis

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APP2Speak is a full-featured communication application designed for Android devices, catering to users who require efficient chat capabilities. This program stands out with its intuitive interface that simplifies conversations, making it suitable for both casual and professional use. Key features include text messaging, voice communication, and the ability to share multimedia files, ensuring a seamless interaction experience across different communication styles.

In addition to its core messaging functionalities, APP2Speak supports group chats, enabling multiple users to participate in discussions simultaneously. The application prioritizes user privacy and security, incorporating encryption features to protect communications. With a focus on enhancing user experience, APP2Speak also offers customizable settings and notifications, allowing users to tailor the app to their preferences, making it a versatile tool for everyday communication.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.5.2
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 4.4 and up
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
19
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

APP2Speak is an interactive, easy-to-use, fully customizable Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) software application that enables...

APP2Speak is an interactive, easy-to-use, fully customizable Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) software application that enables speech-impaired individuals to communicate more effectively. It is designed and created for the thousands of individuals who experience speech impairment as a result of a stroke, brain injury, Parkinson Disease, ALS, autism, and other conditions effecting speech and communication.

APP2Speak includes 80 preset communication wants and needs. Each page displays 20 real-life photos with words. Each selection provides voice output (with two voice options) for word and phrase describing a want or need. The page size can be easily adjusted for visual difficulties; sizes include 4x5 or 2x10 (columns x rows). The pages can be swiped up, down or left and right to switch between pages. Preset photos can be moved, turned on or off. A separate text-to-speech page for quick communication is located on the Help page by touching the green question mark, and select the Text-to-Speech button. Option for starting APP2Speak on custom page or Text-to-Speech page (bypassing the preset pages).

The custom pages are unlimited, easy to create and provides the user an opportunity to individualize their communication style. Personalize using your own photos and or take a picture within APP2Speak, add words, phrases and select text to speech or record your own voice. Custom photos and pages can be moved and rearranged.

Features

REQUIRES Android Version 5.1 and Up

4 pre-programmed pages of photos, words and speech output for immediate communication

Turn preset photos on/off and move pictures within the preset pages

2 options for size of picture/photo

Option for two voices

Text to Speech, with option to save text to speech history of redundant words and phrases

Personally record voice

Unlimited pages of customization using personal photo library, internet pictures or take custom photo within APP2Speak and save in separate album folder created for APP2Speak

Create and save one or more phrases per photo for additional convenient conversation

Move and rearrange custom pictures and pages

Help button for written instructions and settings for start on text-to-speech page and start on custom page.


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