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About TalkTablet PRO Autism, Aphasia

TalkTablet PRO® is a fully-featured AAC speech/communication solution for people who have difficulty communicating as a result of autism, aphasia, Down Syndrome, stroke, laryngectomy or any other condition that affects a persons ability to communicate effectively. TalkTablet PRO is developed by Gus Communication Devices, a leader in speech software for over 30 years. First released in 2012, TalkTablet has become the premier, reasonably priced, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) solution for children and adults with autism, aphasia, Rett Syndrome, Down syndrome, developmental disabilities, apraxia, stroke, or traumatic brain injury. Simplicity by Design • Speak by touching buttons that contain predefined words or phrases • Add random text to phrases using the embedded on-screen keyboard * Includes over 30,000+ Symbolstix symbols, the most in the industry Choose one of the included vocabularies and start communicating today! • TalkTablet PRO includes FIFTEEN (15) SLP designed starter vocabularies that offer 2 to 48 buttons/page. OR create a new vocabulary of your own design Expand your pages along with the user's progression • Each grid size (buttons/page) can be increased or decreased at any time to suit your needs • Transition to literacy with word prediction SIMPLE customization • Add buttons, pages, or new vocabularies in a flash. The most intuitive AAC app available today. • Choose from over 30,000 SymbolStix™ symbols (worlds largest AAC library), or take photos with the camera, use photos from your album, or add Google images to your buttons • Create unlimited user vocabularies from a single app • Change color, font, borders, backgrounds and more on each button or page • Buttons can be made invisible, dimmed or normal • Move buttons by simply pressing, holding and dragging to new location • Copy and paste buttons between page or user vocabularies • Prevent unwanted editing by enabling a password to the editing area • Prevent unwanted repeated tapping of buttons with the “Tap Delay” feature • Includes natural sounding premium voices in multiple languages..OR use the included audio recording function to record voices or sounds * Share buttons, pages or entire vocabularies WIRELESSLY with other TalkTablet users. • Built-in backup and restore feature to safeguard your pages, including our free offsite backup service • An internet connection is NOT required to use TalkTablet PRO. It is a “stand alone” app • Includes toll free telephone technical support and free updates….for LIFE • Created by the leader in speech software for over 30 years!! TalkTabletPRO step-by-step video tutorials at www.TalkTabletVideos.com

Ratings & reviews

4.5

8 ratings

5 ★ 75% 4 ★ 0% 3 ★ 25% 2 ★ 0% 1 ★ 0%

What’s new

Version 42.0 · Updated August 17, 2026

Updated audio playback.

App privacy

The developer, Gus Communication Devices, Inc., reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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