Touch-based communication for people who can't speak

Your voice, your way.

Tap a big picture card. SpeakEase says the word out loud and shows it in huge text — so nurses, carers, and family understand in a moment, without guessing.

Made for hospital patients, people in elderly care, and family at home — after a stroke, with aphasia, on a ventilator, or any time speech is hard.

  1. Tap a card
  2. It speaks aloud
  3. Big text shows what you said
Open the communication board

No account needed  ·  Works offline  ·  Uses your device's built-in voice

Privacy in plain words

No account, no sign-up — SpeakEase never asks for a name, an email address or any personal details.

Your board (cards, sets), voice speed and other settings are saved on this device only, so the board keeps working offline.

Eye gaze is off until someone turns it on in Settings. When it is on, the camera picture is processed on this device by a model that runs in the browser; frames are never recorded, stored or uploaded.

This site is hosted by Cloudflare, which may collect basic anonymous usage statistics (such as page views and device type).

Made for caregivers. Open the board, tap a card and it says the message out loud. Cards and card sets can be edited in the board (pencil icon), and the whole board can be backed up to a file and restored from another device in Settings (gear icon → Backup & restore) — the file stays on the device, nothing is uploaded. Eye Gaze is experimental. The board can be driven by eye gaze from a webcam, but it is a prototype, not a medical device: accuracy is not guaranteed. Touch and keyboard always still work, and if the camera fails the board automatically switches back to Touch.