Socky - Autism communication
Socky is the first personal assistant to bring the words out for our unique individuals with Autism and ASD.
He removes social barriers by making it extremely easy for them to interact.
There's also a separate interface for the communication circle, to make it easier for everyone to start engaging in a conversation.
- With Socky, you can send one-tap messages using a huge vocabulary of symbols.
- At first, you can send multiple-choice questions but with time the individual learns to create their own messages.
- You can send device-to-device messages like on Whatsapp or Messenger.
- Text to speech - your message and every symbol is expressed vocally to make it easier for our special individuals.
Socky - Simple. Beautiful. Easy to use. :)
He removes social barriers by making it extremely easy for them to interact.
There's also a separate interface for the communication circle, to make it easier for everyone to start engaging in a conversation.
- With Socky, you can send one-tap messages using a huge vocabulary of symbols.
- At first, you can send multiple-choice questions but with time the individual learns to create their own messages.
- You can send device-to-device messages like on Whatsapp or Messenger.
- Text to speech - your message and every symbol is expressed vocally to make it easier for our special individuals.
Socky - Simple. Beautiful. Easy to use. :)
Category : Education
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Reviews (7)
Jul. A.
Nov 5, 2018
The app wouldn't allow me add a profile picture. Kept saying " camera permission is denied" . I checked and it had permission to the camera so I'm confused.
kri. s.
Sep 22, 2020
Cant get to work with android. Have a special needs child trying to speak to other special needs kids.
Kel. H.
Mar 25, 2021
Very loud, my son is super sensitive to sounds. Had to delete the app
A. G. u.
Feb 27, 2019
dont understand the point its not helpful at all the worse app to me
A. G. u.
Jan 26, 2018
It helped me turn gay thanks
Yai. S.
Jun 9, 2017
Very helpful for my son
Stupid thing requires an email login instead of just doing this offline. Also, doesn't allow for volume control before speaking at you. Many Autistic people are sound-sensitive, especially to non-naturally created and amplified sounds.