Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
WordCatch aims to learn one person’s words
WordCatch is an iPhone and iPad app in the works that aims to turn a person’s distinctive speech into clear spoken sentences, alongside AAC apps.
- For
- Families and care teams supporting people with limited speech
- Worth noticing
- The page says the model distinguishes the speaker from family and caretakers and processes sentences on-device.
Field notes
The site describes a family-seeded workflow: add vocabulary manually or import it from Proloquo2Go screenshots, word lists, board files, or PDFs, then record examples. It recommends three examples to start and ten across different days for better learning. The proposed interface pairs recognized words with spoken sentences and “what next?” choices; the page also describes PDF or spreadsheet progress reports for therapists and teachers. The App Store release is presented as forthcoming.
Observed signals
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