Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
A scan tag for a backpack or lanyard, a Boards page that shows everything using up your plan, and a failed payment that finally tells you what went wrong. • A scan tag — a QR code, one line of text and nothing else, for a backpack, a chair or a lanyard, printed beside the device tag; write your own line or switch it off for a tag that's only the code • Your Boards page now shows every board that uses a slot — folder pages and menus counted against your plan while staying hidden from the list, so a full plan could show an empty page next to "you've reached your board limit"; they're now listed and badged Page and Menu, with an "N of LIMIT used" chip and a new Pages filter • Share a menu publicly and it stops using a board slot — so you can add one even when you're at your limit • A failed renewal payment now says so — a banner names the actual reason, whether that's a declined card, insufficient funds, an expired card or mismatched details, and takes you straight to the card form; nothing is locked and nothing is deleted while it's sorted out • A communicator's Settings tab works on every plan — their name, username and profile are editable again on Free, and the paid controls are shown locked with one link to plans instead of an empty page • Adding a board to a communicator now shares it instead of copying it — one board, one place to edit it, and removing it from their dashboard never deletes it; the communicator page also gains a searchable Boards list, and the Add boards picker's Public tab shows the whole public library rather than a handful • Sign-in is easier to get into — your password manager can fill both sign-in forms, and the cursor lands in the first field however you arrived • Bug fixes — a Quick Add tile appears without reloading the board, signing in as a communicator no longer lands on a blank page, the communicator list fits plans that cap at two, a lent communicator is labelled as one, the "you're out of slots" card actually appears, and the lend panel stops contradicting itself
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SpeakAnyWay is an easy-to-use AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) app designed to support children, teens, and adults with speech challenges. Whether at home, school, work, or in the community, SpeakAnyWay helps users express themselves, be understood, and feel included. Key Features Customizable Communication Boards Create boards with words, phrases, and images tailored to each individual’s needs. MySpeak Profiles Save and share personalized communication profiles with QR codes, so your voice goes wherever you go. Simple & Intuitive Design Built for families, educators, caregivers, and professionals. No complicated setup required. Accessible for All Ages From early learners to adults, SpeakAnyWay adapts as communication needs grow and change. Cross-Platform Access Use SpeakAnyWay on phones, tablets, and the web for seamless communication anywhere. Who Is It For? • Individuals with speech or communication challenges (autism, apraxia, ALS, stroke recovery, developmental disabilities, and more) • Families and caregivers seeking reliable communication support • Teachers, therapists, and professionals supporting individuals in educational, clinical, and workplace settings Subscriptions SpeakAnyWay offers optional auto-renewable subscriptions: • Basic Monthly Subscription – 1 month access • Pro Monthly Subscription – 1 month access • MySpeak Monthly Subscription – 1 month access Subscription payments are charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions automatically renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current billing period. You can manage or cancel your subscription anytime in your App Store account settings. Prices may vary by region. Privacy Policy: https://www.speakanyway.com/privacy Terms of Use (Apple Standard EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Every voice matters. Let’s SpeakAnyWay.
What's new · 1.8.0
A scan tag for a backpack or lanyard, a Boards page that shows everything using up your plan, and a failed payment that finally tells you what went wrong. • A scan tag — a QR code, one line of text and nothing else, for a backpack, a chair or a lanyard, printed beside the device tag; write your own line or switch it off for a tag that's only the code • Your Boards page now shows every board that uses a slot — folder pages and menus counted against your plan while staying hidden from the list, so a full plan could show an empty page next to "you've reached your board limit"; they're now listed and badged Page and Menu, with an "N of LIMIT used" chip and a new Pages filter • Share a menu publicly and it stops using a board slot — so you can add one even when you're at your limit • A failed renewal payment now says so — a banner names the actual reason, whether that's a declined card, insufficient funds, an expired card or mismatched details, and takes you straight to the card form; nothing is locked and nothing is deleted while it's sorted out • A communicator's Settings tab works on every plan — their name, username and profile are editable again on Free, and the paid controls are shown locked with one link to plans instead of an empty page • Adding a board to a communicator now shares it instead of copying it — one board, one place to edit it, and removing it from their dashboard never deletes it; the communicator page also gains a searchable Boards list, and the Add boards picker's Public tab shows the whole public library rather than a handful • Sign-in is easier to get into — your password manager can fill both sign-in forms, and the cursor lands in the first field however you arrived • Bug fixes — a Quick Add tile appears without reloading the board, signing in as a communicator no longer lands on a blank page, the communicator list fits plans that cap at two, a lent communicator is labelled as one, the "you're out of slots" card actually appears, and the lend panel stops contradicting itself
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