How to choose a communication board app
Compare daily fit first: child-safe access, board customization, offline readiness, platform support, sharing, voices, languages, pricing, and support.
AAC resources for families and caregivers.
Practical education helps families understand AAC setup, guided child setup, offline use, sharing, customization, and careful use of history or heatmaps before they download.
Guide topics
Practical articles for families and caregivers.
Why offline AAC matters
Downloaded boards, cached board images, and downloaded voices can keep communication available in cars, waiting rooms, schools, clinics, travel, or weak Wi-Fi moments.
How child login codes help families
A child login code or QR scan gives a child device board access without giving that device the adult account email, password, or editing workflow.
How caregivers collaborate around one board
Sharing codes or QR scans can connect trusted adults to the same child boards and history, so board changes can be informed by what is happening across routines.
Using history and heatmaps carefully
History and heatmaps are best framed as support tools: review what words and phrases are being used, then adjust boards with care.
Board language setup
App support includes English and Swedish UI copy, with board language options for English US, English UK, and Swedish Sweden.
Using the in-app Board Guide
The in-app Board Guide explains tiles, grids, sentences, controls, history, keyboard, search, language switching, and aided modeling.
Quick child setup
Guided Setup helps configure a child's profile, board orientation, board look, and interaction feel before deeper customization.
AAC topic guides
Focused guides for everyday AAC decisions.
Use practical checklists, product-specific steps, and linked evidence to prepare devices, choose boards, collaborate with trusted adults, and review usage thoughtfully.
Offline AAC
Learn how to prepare and test an AAC communication board for offline use, including board images, downloaded voices, device checks, and connection limits.
Child Login Codes
Learn how child login codes and QR scans separate a child’s AAC board device from adult account, editing, and payment tools.
AAC App for Families
Use a practical AAC app evaluation framework covering communication fit, access, vocabulary, daily reliability, caregiver workflow, privacy, and cost.
AAC Board Sharing
Learn how to share AAC boards with trusted adults while keeping roles, child-device access, board changes, history, and privacy clear.
Picture Communication Boards
Learn how to combine photographs, symbols, written labels, grid layouts, and stable navigation in a personalized AAC communication board.
AAC History and Heatmaps
Learn how to review AAC sentence history and tile heatmaps carefully, with context, privacy, stable board layouts, and one change at a time.
Put the guides into practice
Use each guide in a real communication routine.
Choose one task, try it on the device the child actually uses, and involve the familiar adults who support that routine. The linked evidence explains why access, modeling, individual fit, and careful review matter.
Offline use
Prepare the board, its images, and the intended voice, then test the complete communication path in airplane mode.
Child access
Connect the child device with a code or QR scan without placing the adult account workflow on that device.
Caregiver sharing
Invite trusted adults through their own accounts and agree how the care team will review board changes.
Insights
Review history and heatmaps alongside real-world observations, then make the smallest useful board change.
Board Guide
Use the in-app guide to practice tiles, sentences, controls, navigation, search, language switching, and modeling.
Guided setup
Configure the child profile, board orientation, visual style, and interaction feel before deeper customization.
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