Fabulaa - Assistive Speech 3.0

Fabulaa is a mobile application that aims to assist individuals facing communication challenges. It caters to a wide range of ages, from children to adults, including those with communication disorders such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), speech delays, or age-related communication difficulties. Fabulaa provides accessible and assistive technology to support individuals, including Persons of Determination (POD), in enhancing their communication abilities.

The strength of Fabulaa lies in its straightforward design, practical functionality, and mobile usability. Drawing inspiration from Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) principles, the app leverages audio and visual cues to facilitate smoother interactions. Families, educators, and caregivers are encouraged to explore the application for its potential benefits for themselves and their loved ones.

Fabulaa incorporates four primary built-in features:

• Speech: Enables users to convert spoken words into text by recording messages, effectively transforming their mobile device into a speech bubble.
• Phrases: Offers a library of frequently used sentences that are easily customizable and vocalized with a simple tap.
• Cards: Reflecting AAC card concepts, this feature presents images corresponding to single or multiple words. Combining these cards forms coherent sentences for playback.
• Scribble: A freehand drawing tool facilitating the creation of visual content like objects or sentences.

Through its array of features, Fabulaa provides users, caregivers, and parents with a user-friendly means of connecting with individuals who encounter communication barriers. The application serves as a practical tool for bridging communication gaps effortlessly.

Supported languages include English, French, Hindi, Portuguese, Spanish, and Arabic.

Please note: Fabulaa is not intended as a substitute for formal therapies such as Speech Therapy, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS), or any clinical intervention. It complements existing treatments by offering an additional supportive avenue for improving communication skills.