What is AAC?
AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) is used to support people who have difficulties communicating using speech.
AAC for everyone
We support people with a wide range of conditions, and our products are used by thousands of children and adults around the world.
Smartbox solutions
Our hardware, software and resources help disabled people to communicate, access apps, use computers, and control their environment.
Create AI-powered tools in Grid
Smart Prompt is an online Grid command that helps you use AI to design your own communication tools. Just write a prompt (an instruction for AI) and Smart Prompt generates results.
Latest news
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Four ways to support LGBTQIA+ AAC users >
As part of Pride Month, our Product Manager for Education, Kim, explores how we can better support LGBTQIA+ AAC users beyond simply providing the right vocabulary. Read More
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Aphasia Awareness Month 2026 >
This month, we’re raising awareness of aphasia and exploring how AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) can support communication. Learn more. Read More
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Identity, Pride and AAC: Oliver’s story >
As an asexual, non-binary trans man who uses AAC, Oliver reflects on identity, self-expression and why LGBTQIA+ representation and inclusive language within AAC matters. Read More
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“Tourette’s affects every area of my life” – Oliver’s story >
Oliver shares his experiences of living with Tourette’s, disability and neurodivergence, reflecting on accessibility, inclusion and the misconceptions people often have about Tourette’s and disabled people. Read More
