The world's first free, browser-based AAC generator. Describe what you need — AI builds it. Push it to any device with a QR code. No login. No app. No license. The most disruptive thing to happen to AAC in thirty years.
Traditional AAC software was built for institutions, billed through insurance, and locked behind paid licenses. The result: most kids who need a voice never get one. We rebuilt it from zero.
"Doctor visit for my 5-year-old." "Animals starting with S." "Pain on my body." "Restaurant ordering in Spanish." Plain English. Plain Spanish. Plain anything.
The board appears: tiles, emojis, color-coded by Fitzgerald Key, ready to use. Edit anything. Drag, rename, swap colors, add your own emoji. It's already saved.
Generate a QR. Scan it from any phone or tablet. The board opens. Tap a tile — it speaks. Save it to home screen. It works offline. No app to install.
Every constraint of traditional AAC — cost, install, gatekeeping, language, lock-in — is gone. What's left is the thing itself: a person who needs to communicate, and a board that helps them.
No subscription. No paywall. No "free trial." Build as many boards as you want. We don't sell your data — we don't even ask for it.
Tuned on real AAC vocabulary, Fitzgerald Key color coding, and clinical best practices. Not a generic chatbot. It builds boards that actually work.
Spanish, Mandarin, Arabic, Vietnamese, ASL gloss, you name it. Bilingual households finally have an AAC option built for them.
iPhone, Android, iPad, Chromebook, the family laptop. If it has a browser, it works. Save to home screen for an app-like experience.
Save boards. Share them with parents, therapists, teachers. Export as a file, send by text, scan a QR. Collaboration finally works.
Your boards live on your device. Cloud sync is optional. No tracking. No ads. Built for vulnerable users, not for advertisers.
No insurance approval, no IEP meeting, no speech eval gating access. If a child needs a voice tonight, they have one tonight.
Screen reader compatible, keyboard navigable, eye-gaze ready, prefers-reduced-motion respected, high-contrast mode, font scaling. WCAG 2.1 AA.
"My 5-year-old has autism. We're at the doctor for an ear infection. He can't tell anyone where it hurts. I open Board Builder, type 'pain locations on body,' and nine tiles appear in three seconds. He taps RIGHT EAR. The exam starts."
"I need a vocab board for tomorrow's session — animals starting with letter S. I describe it. Builder makes nine tiles. I save to my Library, push to my client's iPad with a QR. Two minutes. Used to take me thirty."
"Our budget bought ONE Proloquo2Go license. Seven nonverbal students. With Board Builder I make a custom board for each unit, push it to all seven tablets at once, and review them later in the Library. This is the first year all my students have AAC."
"Patient just woke up from surgery, can't speak. I make a board for 'how I'm feeling, what I need' in sixty seconds, prop the iPad on his tray. Two minutes ago he was silent. Now he's telling me he's nauseated. We treat it before he vomits."
A starting menu of what people build in their first week. Click any to try it.
"I want pizza." "No onions." "Check please." 9 tiles, every language.
Pain locations, symptoms, "I need water," yes/no for procedures.
Subjects, breaks, "I need help," "I'm finished," social phrases.
"Call 911." "I'm hurt." "I'm choking." Big tiles, fast access.
Wake, eat, brush teeth, school, dinner, bed. Visual schedule for autism.
"Mom." "Dad." "Brother." "I love you." "I'm hungry." Plain home talk.
Pain scale, "I need a nurse," "I'm cold," yes/no, "more water."
Adults at jobs. "Break time," "I have a question," "I finished the task."
No company is named. We're not throwing shade — we're showing the structural change. The companies that pioneered AAC saved a lot of voices. They also priced 90% of need out of reach. We're closing that gap.
No signup needed. No credit card. No download. Tap the button — describe a board — push it to your phone. The whole loop is faster than reading this paragraph.