GadAAC

GadAAC is an AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) app that turns a phone or tablet into a full communication device. It helps children and adults who are non-speaking or have limited speech — people on the autism spectrum, and those with aphasia, mutism, multiple disabilities and other communication difficulties.

The app is free. Building a message is simple: tap pictures (pictograms) and the app assembles them into a sentence and reads it aloud.

FREE — NO ACCOUNT

• Thousands of ARASAAC symbols in clear, color-coded categories (food, drink, emotions, places, people, play and much more)

• Text-to-speech — single words and whole sentences in a natural voice

• A suggestion strip that learns your sentences and offers the next symbols — learning happens on the device

• Symbol search across the whole category tree

• Display modes for every need: light, dark, black & white, and high contrast

• Adjustable tile size, UPPERCASE labels, large touch targets

• Clock, stopwatch and timer — support for routines and transitions

• A gentle "How do you feel?" check-in

• Letters and numbers for spelling

LANGUAGES

• App interface in 21 languages: Polish, English, Ukrainian, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Greek, Swedish, Czech, Slovak, Italian, Lithuanian, Turkish, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Croatian, Romanian, Estonian and Latvian

• Tile captions and speech in 21 languages — including two languages at once (bilingual mode, great for bilingual families)

FREE — WITH A FREE ACCOUNT

Create a free account (email) to sync across devices and turn on AI-powered features and day planning — all at no cost:

• Sync your settings across devices

• Custom tiles from photos — taken with the camera or picked from the gallery

• Photo AAC — take a photo and AI matches tiles to it

• Song AAC — paste song lyrics and AI lays them out in symbols

• Day Plan & Weekly Template — a visual, tile-based schedule

• First / Then — the classic motivating AAC sequence

ACCESSIBILITY

GadAAC is built for neurodivergent users: a clear layout, screen-reader labels (VoiceOver / TalkBack), large touch targets, a high-contrast mode and a calm dark mode.

Symbols are from the ARASAAC library (CC BY-NC-SA), © Government of Aragon and authors.

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