💚 Free · Aphasia · Stroke Recovery
Communication app for aphasia — no reading needed
After a stroke, aphasia makes reading, writing, and finding words very difficult. Voxetu's aphasia mode uses pictures, scenes, and pre-written scripts so stroke survivors can communicate without needing to read or type a single word.
Three tools, all picture-based
Real families using aphasia mode
Stroke patient, Week 2 — Apollo Hospital Delhi
Raj had a severe stroke and couldn't read or form words. His nurse opened the Hospital scene in Voxetu — he tapped the 💊 icon. The phone said "I need my medicine." No reading. No typing. First clear communication in two weeks. — SLT, Apollo Hospital
Aphasia patient, 6 months post-stroke — Bengaluru
My husband struggles to find words but understands everything. During our family visit he opened the Family scene and tapped ❤️ I love you. It was the first time he had communicated something personal since the stroke. We all cried. — Wife
Why standard AAC apps don't work for aphasia
Most AAC apps require the user to navigate categories, read symbol labels, and understand abstract icons. Aphasia damages exactly these abilities — categorisation, reading, and symbol understanding. Voxetu's aphasia mode uses large photos of familiar scenes (home, hospital, food), requires no reading, and puts the most common phrases one tap away.
Works in Hindi and English
Switch between English and Hindi at any time. All 6 visual scenes, all word categories, and all situation scripts are available in both languages. The speech output matches the selected language automatically.
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Free forever · Works on any phone or tablet · Hindi and English
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Aphasia mode is included in the free plan. No credit card required.