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Talking help

Apple Live Speech

Works on: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch (iOS 17+)

Cost: Free, built in

Consider for:

Difficulty getting speech sounds or words out, for use in calls and face to face conversations.

Works best if you can:

Spell well enough to use the keyboard or read phrases to use saved phrases; tap the phone to turn the feature on.

Features:

Can be used from lock screen; saved phrases; voice plays directly into calls.

View the Aphasia Tech Hub how-to guide

Spoken – AAC App

Works on: iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac

Cost: Free, optional upgrade

Consider for:

Word-finding difficulty and/or difficulty putting sentences together, when reading single words is still OK; drawing helps bring up words.

Works best if you can:

read single words to choose suggestions; draw or type with a finger.

Features:

Word suggestions that fit the situation; icons; draw to speech; saved phrases; sentence builder.

View the Aphasia Tech Hub how-to guide

Speech Assistant AAC

Works on: iPhone, iPad, Android

Cost: Free; paid full version ($30 AUD)

Consider for:

Difficulty getting speech sounds or words out, with limited spelling or reading; needs easy access saved phrases.

Works best if you can:

tap and navigate; recognise buttons from photos or colour coding.

Features:

Own-voice buttons; Highly Customisable. Apple Watch access.

View the Aphasia Tech Hub how-to guide

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