Proloquo

Name: Proloquo
Rating: 3.9 (145 reviews)
Author: AssistiveWare

By: AssistiveWare App

The Next Generation AAC App

Overview

Version:

5.8

Last updated: 2026-08-31

Ranking

#126,019 ▲ 82

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Proloquo AAC is a intuitive, research-backed Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) app designed for users of all ages. It offers fast access to commonly used words with one-tap start, a powerful Search, and Focus Mode to highlight targeted vocabulary without deleting words.

A standout feature is Thinking Space on iPad, which helps beginners visualize thoughts for clearer communication by arranging visuals in intuitive orders. The app grows with you through an extensive vocabulary, word prediction for literacy, and Proloquo Coach for guided AAC support. Proloquo also enables free sharing across devices with families, teachers, and caregivers, and includes a one-month free trial to explore its full capabilities.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Accessibility Education Communication Kids

By:

AssistiveWare

Rating:

3.90

(145) 1 new ratings

Version:

5.8 Last updated: 2026-08-31

Version code:

887040665

Creation date:

2022-03-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

502.58MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-25

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 126,019 ▲ 82

Other rankings

#15 in Award-Winning Apps

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Developed by:

AssistiveWare

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/proloquo/id1521978238

Website:

https://www.assistiveware.com/proloquo

User Reviews

Proloquo is praised as a powerful AAC app with a robust, customizable vocabulary and an intuitive interface that helps nonverbal people communicate and includes adults as well. Reviewers point to the preloaded vocabulary, ability to add words and pronunciations, and diverse voices. Main drawbacks are ongoing subscription costs (many want a one-time purchase), and limited content controls (inability to remove certain words for kids). Accessibility concerns exist for blind users, who would benefit from a text-entry option. Some also report pricing/misleading feel. Overall, strong, flexible, but costly.

Pros

Effective communication for nonverbal users; reduces guesswork and enables conversations.
Huge, well-organized vocabulary with easy customization (adding words, folders, pronunciations) and capacity to expand beyond built-in vocabulary.
Easy to use and intuitive interface with quick setup.
Age-inclusive vocabulary that serves both children and adults.
Subscription model can improve accessibility by lowering upfront costs and spreading payments.

Cons

Costly ongoing subscription model; many users would prefer a one-time purchase.
Cannot filter or remove inappropriate language (e.g., swear words) for children, limiting safety controls.
Accessibility issues for blind users and lack of a text-entry option (heavy tapping required).
Some reports of confusing or misaligned pricing/charges and perceived misrepresentation of free features.

Recent reviews

Wants me to start the trial or log in or restore purchases. Tricks ppl :(

by fe*****, 2026-08-21

I can’t pay at all not even a month free I just don’t have the kind of money, I’m wishing there was a free AAC app for people who can’t afford I’m sorry it’s a good app but when I have the money.