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OnWord — say what you mean
OnWord is an assistive communication aid for people with aphasia: it turns reachable clues such as a person, place, time, or partial word into complete phrases to read, choose, and speak.
Why it surfacedIts interaction model is unusually humane: users do not have to retrieve the missing word, only select the clues they can reach. The site also documents concrete safeguards, including user confirmation before speech, no timed interactions, large controls, screen-reader support, adjustable speech, and a clear statement that OnWord is not a medical device.
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This is one of 1,000 discoveries in the 2026-08-07 Domain Arrivals issue.