Build Messages with Picture Vocabulary
Avaz AAC gives communicators a visual route from individual words to complete, purposeful messages. Its vocabulary grid combines core words with topic folders, making it possible to request an item, describe a feeling, ask a question, comment on an activity, or take part in a conversation. Consistent word placement supports repeated practice and helps familiar selections become quicker over time.
Vocabulary can be arranged in different levels as a communicator's language grows, while frequently needed core words remain easy to reach across pages. Larger grids can display more choices without repeatedly changing screens, and page links help users move directly to relevant topics. The result is a communication system suited to quick daily needs as well as broader self-expression.
Move from Symbols to Predictive Typing
Picture mode and keyboard mode give users two connected ways to form language. A communicator can begin with familiar symbols, then switch to typing when a word is not immediately available or when longer, more original sentences are needed. Text-to-speech turns the finished message into spoken output, helping the device act as a practical voice during conversations.
The keyboard adds word prediction, picture-supported suggestions, phonetic matching, and spelling help for emerging writers. Prediction timing can be adjusted so learners have space to attempt a word before prompts appear, and saved phrases keep recurring messages close at hand. These tools support a gradual move toward literacy without removing the visual cues that make communication accessible.
Personalize Words, Voices, and Layouts
Communication is more useful when the vocabulary reflects a person's real life. Avaz lets caregivers and professionals add words in batches, attach suitable pictures, record or upload personal audio, and organize content around family members, places, interests, school activities, and routines. Custom expressive tones can also help a spoken message carry emotions such as excitement, curiosity, frustration, or sadness.
Grid size, caption balance, color coding, touch behavior, and visual themes can be adjusted for different access and readability needs. Personalized page sets keep important words available without forcing every communicator into the same arrangement. This flexibility makes the app practical for people at different language stages and allows the setup to evolve as vocabulary, motor skills, and daily priorities change.
Carry Communication Across Daily Routines
Avaz is designed for communication beyond a single lesson or therapy session. Families can model vocabulary during meals, play, travel, classroom activities, appointments, and social visits, while educators and speech-language professionals can use the same organized words to support consistent practice. Multiple language options make the starting setup more relevant for households and learning environments with different regional needs.
Backup and sharing tools help protect customized vocabulary and move it between supported devices or collaborators. Users can also turn vocabulary into printable low-tech boards for situations where a phone or tablet is unavailable, unsuitable, or out of power. Together, these options help caregivers maintain a familiar communication approach across people, places, and changing everyday circumstances.
