Augmentative & Alternative Communication

Every child deserves a voice

AusomeAAC gives nonspeaking children a way to communicate — offline once set up. Caregivers build personalised boards per place; AI drafts the content; you approve every tile before it reaches your child's screen.

AusomeAAC is currently an invitation-only pilot.

📍 HomeMy Board●●●
🙋Help
WaterWater
HungryHungry
Stop
🏠Home
😊Happy
NuggetsNuggets
🎵Music
RiceRice
🚽Bathroom
More
BackBack
“I am hungry”

How it works

  1. 1
    Set up boards for each place

    Create a board for Home, School, Church, Grandma's — wherever your child goes. Each place gets its own vocabulary tailored to that context.

  2. 2
    AI drafts; you approve everything

    Our AI suggests tile images, labels, and spoken phrases. Nothing is published until you review and approve it — every single time, no exceptions.

  3. 3
    Your child taps. The device speaks.

    Boards sync to the child's tablet or phone. Audio is cached locally so communication works even with no internet connection.

Built for reliability and trust

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Keeps working offline

After the first sync, boards and audio are cached on the device — so a weak signal or a long car ride won't interrupt communication.

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Caregiver-gated content

Every AI-generated tile, phrase, and image sits in an approval queue. Only you can publish it to your child's device.

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Place-aware boards

The vocabulary at school is different from home. Build a board per place so your child always has the right words for where they are.

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Team up with therapists

Invite the speech-language pathologist, teacher, or grandparent. Each team member can contribute within their scope.

Who uses AusomeAAC

Parents & primary caregivers

Own the approval queue, build the boards, and decide what vocabulary reaches your child.

Speech-language pathologists

Contribute board and vocabulary suggestions alongside the family — within your assigned scope, with caregiver sign-off on every change.

Teachers & classroom aides

Suggest school-specific vocabulary and phrases — parents review before anything goes live.

Extended family

Grandparents, aunts, uncles — invite anyone who cares for your child so their environment always feels familiar.

Part of the AusomeAAC pilot?

Sign in to your caregiver account, or accept an invitation you've received.