Quick Type AAC 1.2

Quick Type AAC is the latest product by Digital Scribbler, a technology company that is dedicated to harnessing the power of technology to transcend human limitations. This innovative tool is designed to empower individuals who are non-verbal by allowing them to express themselves through text-to-speech functionality.

Quick Type offers an affordable and user-friendly alternative to traditional Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) apps and devices. It caters to individuals with conditions such as cerebral palsy, apraxia, Down syndrome, autism, Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS), and other conditions that result in limited or absent speech.

One of the standout features of Quick Type is its intelligent word prediction capability, which learns and anticipates the user's most frequently used words and phrases, facilitating expedited communication. Moreover, Quick Type distinguishes itself by allowing users to easily remove word predictions with a simple press-and-hold gesture, a feature not commonly found in other AAC applications.

With a selection of 50 premium voices in 24 languages, users have the freedom to choose their preferred voice for communication. Additionally, Quick Type enables users to opt for automatic speech output after typing a word or sentence and share conversations via email, Facebook, or Twitter, providing a convenient way to preserve meaningful dialogues or engage with loved ones.

For added convenience, Quick Type includes dedicated Yes and No buttons for swift responses to basic queries, enhancing the user experience further. Digital Scribbler values customer input and encourages feedback to continue enhancing its products for the benefit of its users.

Founded by Russ Ewell, Digital Scribbler epitomizes the spirit of innovation synonymous with Silicon Valley. The company's ethos revolves around turning ambitious ideas into reality, with a focus on creating inclusive and accessible technology solutions. Quick Type AAC is a testament to this vision, embodying simplicity, mobility, and adaptability while granting a voice to those who would otherwise remain unheard.