Aphasica
When words won’t come, Aphasica says them.
A tablet app that helps a person with aphasia make themselves understood: big talking buttons, an emergency sheet, reminders, and activities to keep spirits up.
Coming soon on Google PlayFree version and 30-day trialFor Android tablets and phones. In English (US, UK, Australia, Canada) and French.
Touch a button: it speaks, just like in the app.
My father, Michel, has lived with aphasia for more than 25 years. I have always looked for a way to help him. Aphasica grew out of that: helping him say what he can no longer say, and be understood.
How it works
No account to create, no subscription required. The family installs and sets up, the person touches and speaks.
The family installs it
Aphasica installs from Google Play on the tablet. At first launch, you choose your country and accept the health notice.
The family sets it up
In Settings: first name, family with photos, medications, emergency sheet, appointments. Everything stays on the tablet.
The person touches, the tablet speaks
One touch on “I’m in pain”, then on the stomach, then on “It burns”: the tablet says it out loud, as a full sentence.
What’s free, and what Aphasica+ adds
The free version covers everyday needs and emergencies. Aphasica+ adds conversation, memories and activities.
Free
Forever, with no ads.
- Pain: where, what kind, since when
- Bathroom, thirst, hunger, comfort
- Call the nurse or a loved one
- Yes, no, feelings, everyday things
- 🆘 Help me button and emergency sheet
- Medication and appointment reminders
- Simple keyboard that reads out what you type
Aphasica+
Free 30-day trial, then a subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase.
- “I want…”: build your own sentences
- Introduce myself, talk about my family and my life
- My story and my memoirs, as a book
- Health log: mood, sleep, measurements
- Speech therapy, dictation and motor exercises
- Games: cards, Sudoku, recipes, the big board…
- Piano, 65 songs and karaoke
- Photos, videos and custom buttons with links
The person’s screen
Big squares, one color per kind of need, and the Help me / Yes / No bar always within reach.
Who it’s for
The person with aphasia
After a stroke, an illness or an accident, they understand but can’t get the words out. Aphasica gives them a voice for what matters, without reading or writing.
Family and caregivers
They set up the tablet, add photos and reminders, and can receive a sentence by message.
Care professionals
Nurses, aides, speech therapists: they understand the person’s pain, needs and story in seconds.
Information stays on the tablet
No account, no ads, no data sent to our servers. Nothing leaves the device unless you decide so. Read the privacy policy
Aphasica+ pricing
The free version stays free. Aphasica+ starts with a 30-day trial.
| Country | Monthly | Yearly | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | US$4.99 | US$39.99 | US$79.99 |
| Canada | C$4.99 | C$39.99 | C$79.99 |
| United Kingdom | £3.99 | £29.99 | £59.99 |
| Australia | A$7.49 | A$59.99 | A$119.99 |
| France | €3.99 | €29.99 | €59.99 |
Indicative prices, confirmed on Google Play at launch. Cancel the subscription at any time in Google Play.