
Steven Rayer
So far this has been somewhat useful for my non-verbal autistic son but I have a few issues. He doesn't hear the word "diaper" from us as in the UK it'd be a "nappy". It'd be helpful to be able to edit a label and sound so it's familiar to the user. I've made magnetic photo cards for him in the past so already have lots of photos that I'd like to use but when trying to import them the UI, seemingly at random rotates the pics 90° meaning that I'm re-taking photos of everything again.
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JD
An absolutely phenomenal app that really helps me out when I go nonverbal. I really appreciate that it is completely free to use and has no ads. There are some basic cards already in the app and you can create your own custom ones. The only thing I would consider adding is being able to put the custom cards into different categories for better organization and quicker use. Otherwise, it's perfect and super easy to navigate.
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Samuel Laughlin
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The more I explore this app the more I realize that it's not as great as everyone else says it is, as a autistic person who often goes nonverbal this app feels uncompleted and crude. You can't make/edit decks, use more then 3 cards at a time, customize anything other then cards(even then it's very basic) and cause of this it feels very limting and restricting(especially as someone who has a lot to say). It's decent for a free app but even then it's not as good as it could be :/
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