CPA

CPA (Personal Adaptive Communicator) is an augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) application designed for people with speech or language difficulties.

MAIN FEATURES

Customizable pictogram boards with folder and subcategory system
Text-to-speech (TTS) with adjustable speed, pitch, and language
Integrated ARASAAC pictograms with search function
Ability to use personal photos as pictograms
Configurable grid: from 1x1 to 15x10 cells
Full color customization by word type (actions, nouns, objects, adjectives, social, etc.)
Writing bar for sentence construction
Integrated keyboard for free-text writing

BOARD MODES

Template: Free organization of pictograms in a customizable grid
Core Vocabulary: Core vocabulary with up to 11 progressive levels, ideal for initiating communication with the most frequent words
Scroll: Vertically scrolling board, perfect for long vocabulary lists
Scene: Background image with interactive hotspots for contextual communication in real-world environments
AI Scene: Automatic object detection in images using artificial intelligence, which generates contextual vocabulary Instant

ROLES AND MANAGEMENT

Communicator role: for the person using the communicator
Tutor role: for family members, therapists, or educators who configure the communicator
A tutor can manage multiple communicators from their dashboard
Tutor-communicator linking via invitation codes
Vocabulary import between communicators

SYNCHRONIZATION AND ACCESS

Works offline on iOS/iPadOS (offline-first)
Automatic cloud synchronization
Access via web browser at www.comunicadorcpa.com
Tutor changes are reflected on the communicator device

ACCESSIBILITY AND CUSTOMIZATION

Configure pictogram and text size
Choose from various fonts
Capitalization option
Multiple core vocabulary levels
Predefined templates for a quick start

FREE AND OPEN

CPA is a free tool developed in Asturias, Spain. The pictograms used are from ARASAAC (Aragonese Center for Augmentative and Alternative Communication), owned by the Government of Aragon, created by Sergio Palao and published under a Creative Commons license (BY-NC-SA).