Resources
Plain-English help with AAC, from a first symbol to a typed sentence. Written for families, therapists and schools, with no jargon and no pressure.
A fair, accurate side-by-side of Sayella and the established AAC apps. We credit the incumbents where they earn it (decades of research, huge symbol libraries) and are clear about where Sayella is different: cross-platform, no forced subscription, price and portability.
Read moreA back-to-school look at choosing AAC for a SEN setting: why cross-platform matters when your fleet is mixed, how to avoid the per-seat subscription trap, and the trust signals (WCAG, portable data, team accounts) worth asking every vendor for.
Read moreIt can seem strange that AAC experts start with such a small set of words. But decades of research show that a couple of hundred core words do most of the talking. Here is the evidence, in plain English.
Read moreEvery child has words that no symbol library covers: a pet's name, a cousin, a local treat. Sayella can generate a clear symbol for any word, or turn a photo into one, so the things that matter most are never left out.
Read moreEvery speech and language therapist knows the problem: the app you would recommend is the one the family cannot afford or cannot run on their device. Here is an AAC app designed to remove that compromise across a whole caseload.
Read moreCartoon icons and nursery colours send a message, whether anyone means them to or not. For teenagers and adults who use AAC, an app should support a grown-up voice on a grown-up engine. Here is what that looks like.
Read moreOne of the first questions parents ask is whether an AAC app will still fit their child in two years. Here is how AAC grows through four stages, and why the words your child has learned should stay exactly where they are.
Read moreSwitching AAC apps feels scary when you have spent hours building a vocabulary. Here is how Open Board Format lets you bring your boards with you, in one click, with nothing left behind.
Read moreA child's voice is not a streaming service. Here is the honest story of AAC subscriptions, why a lapsed payment should never silence anyone, and what to look for instead.
Read moreAAC apps can cost anywhere from nothing to over 600 pounds, and the price tag is rarely the whole story. Here is an honest 2026 comparison, including subscriptions, hidden costs and VAT relief.
Read moreA founder's note on launch day. Sayella is live on the App Store and Google Play: an affordable, cross-platform AAC app with no forced subscription, built so every voice can be heard. Here is what it does, what it costs, and what is honestly still rolling out.
Read moreIf a therapist has just mentioned AAC and your head is spinning, start here. A calm, jargon-free explanation of what AAC is, who it helps, and how to take the first small step.
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