Verbal Me Sampler

Name: Verbal Me Sampler
Rating: 4.2 (14 reviews)
Author: fishdog.net

By: fishdog.net

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Features & Capabilities

This is a sample version of Verbal Me, a basic AAC and choice board app designed by special needs teachers for their students. Non-verbal kids can tap a button and the iPad will speak the button text aloud in either a boy's or girl's voice. This limited version includes 14 screen choices: yes-no, A-B-C, 1-2-3-4-5, Happy-Mad-Sad-Calm, Day-Night, bullying, weather, colors, fruits, letter sounds.

Buttons contain text and/or picture so non-reading students can participate.

By default, left- and right-arrow buttons allow students to switch screens. Optionally, the screen-switching buttons can be hidden and the adult switches screens by sliding one finger from the upper right to the lower left of the screen. Choose one of 18 screens and girl or boy voice. On the Settings screen, there is a link to the full version Verbal Me app with over 100 screen choices. A Spanish-language version is also available.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

fishdog.net

Rating:

4.20

(14)

Version:

9.4.0 Last updated: 2025-02-11

Version code:

872239297

Creation date:

2012-03-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

5.12MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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# 341,687 ▼ 1,333

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Developed by:

fishdog.net

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/verbal-me-sampler/id504978876

Website:

https://fishdog.net

User Reviews

Verbal Me Sampler is a simple, picture-based AAC app praised for ease of use and usefulness for nonverbal individuals, especially in autism. It supports adding pictures/words and speaks typed words to aid communication in school and therapy. Common downsides are missing audio, the need to pay for full features, and limited customization options. Overall, a solid starting point for communication with room for improvements in audio, pricing, and customization.

Pros

Very easy to use, especially for nonverbal children with autism.
Excellent visual supports; you can add pictures and new words to customize content.
Built-in speech / text-to-speech for typed words.
Helpful in school and therapy, supporting communication and daily routines.
Simple, beginner-friendly AAC tool with responsive support.

Cons

No sound / audio not working in the app, hindering use.
Full features require purchase; some users find the price a drawback.
Limited customization options; users want to modify or add categories/buttons.

Recent reviews

My sister uses this for school a lot. She has dyscalcula and has trouble with math, especially with stuff like remembering times tables. We tried Verbal-me sampler a while back, and she loved it. Even in the free version, it will give you the feature of being able to use the multiplication activity with no limits. It’s very fun and I definitely recommend. Her school provided the full version and since then, math class has just been a little bit more bearable for her. The only reason I did not rate it five stars is because you still have to pay for it. But overall, very good, helped with school a lot.

by Ro*****, 2026-02-06

I have two non verbal autistic children and this app works just great! It’s easy for them to use and you can add pictures and new words as they learn. Thank you to whoever made this app and made it free.🥺♥️

by Sh*****, 2024-10-30

Having worked with autistic children for over 13y and seeing the difference PECS make in their day to day life, I decided to give this app a try with my 14 month old daughter. I used the 6 adaptable box page added pictures important things for her (nap, hot milk, drink, snack, outside & medicine) Today, just 4 days after putting these into use she took my phone and indicated that she wanted a drink! Then after her nap, she once again made it clear she wanted the phone and showed me she was ready for a snack. WOW!!! We also use baby sign language to communicate but this is really going to help make both our lives less stressful when working out what’s wrong. THANK YOU SO MUCH