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About ConnectTalk

ConnectTalk is an easy to use communication app that user can use and edit using provided symbols or user's own photos. It has a training mode with sentence strips which the users can create or edit to allow user to grow from speaking single word to a full sentence.

What’s new

Version 2.0 · Updated July 18, 2026

ConnectTalk 2.0 is our biggest update ever - and the first version for iPhone! • iPhone support - the full app, sized beautifully for your pocket • Guided sentence strips - the strip stays on screen while choices appear below; the current step is highlighted so building a sentence is clear step-by-step • Natural voices - automatically uses the best voice on your device; pick a favorite and adjust speaking speed Settings • Backup & restore - export everything to a single file, AirDrop it to a new device, restore in one tap • Bigger, clearer cards with room for labels, on a fully rebuilt, faster app • A fresh icon and dozens of polish improvements Updating is safe: all your existing cards, photos, and strips carry over

App privacy

The developer, Victoria Park, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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