Visual Choices AAC

Name: Visual Choices AAC
Rating: 4.8 (149 reviews)
Author: Su-Kam Intelligent Education Systems Inc

By: Su-Kam Intelligent Education Systems Inc App

Early Communication & Autism

Overview

Version:

0.4.20

Last updated: 2026-07-27

Ranking

#114,462 ▼ 63

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Visual Choices AAC is designed to support early communicators with autism by making it easy to express needs through photo boards, lip movements, and sign videos. Developed with input from early intervention experts and trusted by speech therapists, teachers, and families.

The app offers over 50k SymbolStix pictures, on-the-fly AAC options, printable boards, eye-gaze control for hands-free use, and multi-language support (English, Spanish, Russian). It can operate alongside existing AAC systems.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Accessibility Communication

By:

Su-Kam Intelligent Education Systems Inc

Rating:

4.80

(149)

Version:

0.4.20 Last updated: 2026-07-27

Version code:

888759110

Creation date:

2023-05-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

161.14MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 114,462 ▼ 63

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Developed by:

Su-Kam Intelligent Education Systems Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/visual-choices-aac/id6448635588

Website:

https://skieslearn.com/visualchoices

User Reviews

Overall, reviews are overwhelmingly positive. Users highlight Visual Choices AAC as very easy to use and adaptable, supporting quick creation of boards on the go. It is valued for improving communication for nonverbal users, including autistic individuals and adults, with options to record messages and customize with personal pictures. The ability to share boards with families, print materials, and use a free or affordable option adds practical appeal for clinicians, educators, and parents alike. A minor layout confusion was mentioned by a reviewer but did not outweigh the benefits.

Pros

Very easy to use and user-friendly
Improves communication for nonverbal users, including autistic individuals and adults
Highly flexible and customizable boards (add personal pictures/gifs, categorize, print, share with families)
Great for on-the-go use with quick board creation
Free or affordable option for communication

Cons