Grid Player - Reviews, Revenue and Downloads - Apple App Store

Description

Grid Player is an Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) App that helps people who cannot speak or who have unclear speech to communicate. Sentences that you create are spoken out loud.

Grid Player is suitable for a wide range of people with communication difficulties, including those who use symbols.

Grid Player is designed for use with Grid 3 and The Grid 2, allowing you to play your grids on iPad. If you don't have Grid 3 or The Grid 2, you can use Grid Player with four complete grid sets: Symbol Talker A, Symbol Talker B, Talking Photographs and Text Talker Phrasebook.

Please note that you need a Online Grids account to use Grid Player. You can create an account for free within the Grid Player app, or sign in to an existing account.

GRID PLAYER FEATURES
• Over 12,000 Widgit Symbols
• Over 12,000 SymbolStix Symbols
• High-quality male and female voices
• “TouchType” word prediction for faster typing
• Prediction suggestions with symbols to help with word recognition
• Word list grids for large topics
• Copy sentences to use with Twitter, Facebook, etc

SYMBOL TALKER A and B
• Dynamic screen AAC
• Uses Widgit symbols
• Over 2,000 unique words in over 50 topics
• Two vocabulary sizes (levels A and B)

TALKING PHOTOGRAPHS
• Over 1000 vivid photographs
• 42 categories
• Inspirational for education and communication

TEXT TALKER PHRASEBOOK
• Over 100 instant phrases
• 10 topics to discuss
• Quick response buttons for answering questions

Grid Player is suitable for people with a wide range of disabilities, including cerebral palsy, motor-neurone disease (ALS), autism, apraxia, traumatic brain injury, stroke and deafness. It can also be used in education for people with learning difficulties or special needs, and with young children.

All over the world, thousands of people are communicating with Grid 3 and The Grid 2 from Smartbox. Install Grid Player and you can join the conversation today!

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User Rating

3.69 out of 5

26 ratings in United States

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Ok

Needs Wi-Fi or will not work, I understand trying to help you save data but allow for Wi-Fi override if data usage is not concern.

No sound!

Why does my sound stop working after a few minutes?

Doesn't function

Downloaded and gave them my email info. No grid appears. Cannot select voices. Only menus with nothing on screen after tapping the menus. Seems like an app breaking glitch or an unspecified incompatibility.

Log in? WHY?

App has not been updated for 6 years anyway--forget it!

Super good

I love it! The voice is good and sounds realistic and the interface is nice. A keyboard would turn this B+++ app to a A+++

One downside

Needs a keyboard to type instead of look for words for those that can do so

Awesome

Been using this app for my nonverbal & apraxic kids at work. Thank u for making it free! I do wish the voice & vocabulary were in American English though because my kids get confused when they hear “crisps” for fries. Please add a keyboard so my kids can type words that aren’t in the database? Thank you! All in all great app!

Free and useful

This deserves a lot higher and more ratings than it has, it’s a free alternate to over options that could cost upwards of 250$

Not working at all

Only get the following error message "Missing grid. The grid cannot be opened."

Great if you can fix some of its issues

I downloaded this app for my non-verbal autistic son months ago, and it has opened doors for him. He is really able to communicate some basic statements with it. It really works for us also because we can't afford all of those expensive AAC apps. The only issues I have with it are that when I updated it, the sound stopped working. Then, I deleted it and re-installed it, and now the sound is working, but the abc keyboard, which was an essential for my son, is missing. This is a serious problem for us, as it is one of the only ways he has to communicate. Also, we downloaded the US English version, but it still uses many UK words like 'crisps' for chips. This may not seem like a big deal to most people, but for my son, who is just at 10 years old finally communicating, that can be an issue. I would be sooooo happy if you could fix a few of these things. Thanks so much!

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Category Rankings

Chart	Category	Rank
Top Free	Portugal Medical	226
Top Free	Norway Medical	249
Top Free	Chile Medical	380

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