Guides
Choosing an AAC app, honestly
Practical, evidence-aware guides for AAC users, families and speech pathologists. We compare approaches fairly, separate product facts from evidence and state current limitations.
Written by the team behind Ryan's Voice, developed by Ryan's family and led by his parents, who are both physicians.
Ryan's Voice vs Proloquo2Go
A fair, factual comparison of pricing models, vocabulary design, access, privacy and suitability.
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For speech pathologists
Feature matching, vocabulary provenance, current access limits and evaluation contact.
Clinician information
AAC funding in Australia
Current NDIS cost levels, evidence requirements, education-provider obligations and safe trials.
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Ryan's Voice vs TouchChat
Pricing models, WordPower vocabularies, access methods and suitability questions.
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AAC apps for apraxia of speech
What to ask about motor effort, target size, language, repair, personalisation and individual access needs.
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Free AAC app for adults
Questions to ask about adult language, access, privacy, personalisation and fit — plus a free core option.
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More guides coming
AAC after stroke · What AAC apps really cost in 2026 · Does AAC delay speech? (What the research says) · The SLP's two-week AAC trial checklist
Try the free app while you research
Ryan's Voice has a free core app and requires no Rockshore account. Explore the approach, then decide whether it fits the person's communication and access needs.
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