How InnerVoice works
InnerVoice connects four jobs that AAC users and their partners usually have to manage separately: communicate, practice, collect evidence, and document.
Import the communication board they use today as a photo or PDF from Camera, Gallery, Files, or the iOS Share sheet. InnerVoice preserves the layout and button positions, then lets the exact board speak as photographed or become a separate editable copy.
Tap board words, type, or speak. Tapped words accumulate instead of disappearing after one choice. Backspace, Clear, and explicit Send keep control with the communicator until the thought is ready.
The avatar asks a real question, waits, speaks within the available board vocabulary, and follows the communicator's direction—including refusals, redirections, comments, and requests for a break.
When goals are on, interactions with enough context become reviewable trials with a source and rationale; uncertain items stay out of the score. Teacher Modeling pauses tracking. Recorded turns enter the local Transcript Center for comparison, printing, or manual EASI export.
When the board does not have the moment
Scene Talk brings the playground, kitchen, classroom, pet, or unexpected moment into the AAC experience. Use the whole photo, tap or hold an item, or draw around one detail. InnerVoice offers up to eight short scene-specific phrases while stable core words remain available.
InnerVoice → EASI
InnerVoice keeps timestamped turns locally with speaker and tapped, typed, or spoken input. Compare two samples in the app, print through the iOS Share sheet, or use Export for EASI to create a plain-text file. Bring that file into EASI's existing-transcript workflow manually; nothing syncs automatically, and goal selection and clinical interpretation remain with the licensed clinician and educational team.
See the complete EASI workflow