💜 Free AAC · Cerebral Palsy
Free AAC app for Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral Palsy affects motor control differently for every person. Voxetu adapts to what each user can control — fingers, eyes, breath, or head movement — without requiring an expensive dedicated device.
Communication modes for Cerebral Palsy
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Gaze keyboard
Full AAC keyboard controlled by eye movement. Replaces Tobii eye trackers costing ₹2.5 lakh — uses your phone's front camera.
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Switch scanning
Rows highlight automatically. Use any switch, spacebar, or single tap to select. For users with limited but reliable single movement.
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Breath mode
Short puff = YES · Long blow = NO. For CP users with reliable breath control but limited hand and eye movement.
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Sign language (ISL)
Indian Sign Language A–Z via front camera. No gloves, no sensors. For CP users who know ISL.
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Symbol board
Picture-based communication for CP users who find typing or gaze too fatiguing. 46 symbols, one tap, full phrase spoken.
Real families using Voxetu
Cerebral Palsy, age 22 — Hyderabad
Rina has CP and no hand control. In Scan+Blink mode, rows highlight automatically. She blinks to pick a letter. It took her 3 minutes to type I LOVE YOU MUM for the first time. Her mother framed it. — Carer
CP child, age 9 — Raipur
Adi uses Symbol Quest every day. His AAC vocabulary has grown from 12 symbols to 65 in three months. The gamification keeps him motivated — he asks to play it. — Parent
Who Voxetu helps with Cerebral Palsy
• CP with reliable eye movement — gaze keyboard for full keyboard access
• CP with limited consistent single movement — switch scanning
• CP with breath control — breath mode for YES/NO communication
• Non-verbal CP children — emotion board and symbol board
• CP users who know ISL — sign language recognition mode
Frequently asked questions
Does Voxetu work on a tablet mounted on a wheelchair?
Yes — works in any browser on iPad, Android tablet, or laptop. Mount it on the wheelchair device mount in landscape or portrait mode.
Is this suitable for a child with severe CP and very limited movement?
Yes — for very limited movement, breath mode or switch scanning are the best starting points. Email info@voxetu.com and we will help set it up.
How does this compare to an NHS-funded Tobii device?
A Tobii is more precise for full-time use. Voxetu is ideal while waiting for NHS funding (which can take 6–12 months) or when funding is unavailable.
Try gaze keyboard free — no eye tracker needed
Free plan available forever · No credit card · Works on any phone or tablet
Try gaze keyboard free — no eye tracker needed →
Breath mode, emotion board, and switch scanning free forever. Gaze keyboard requires Pro plan (₹799/month, ~£8/$9).
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