My World: Tap and Talk — personalized communication from your child's world, shown on a tablet a child is using.

Most AAC apps make a child learn abstract symbols before they can communicate. My World flips it — your child's actual food, toys, people, and home become their vocabulary, rendered in the style they love.

Free during early access. No card required.

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How it works

Three steps. The vocabulary belongs to your child.

No clinical-looking icons your child has to memorize. No six-month insurance battle. Just photographs of their world, transformed into a style they want to look at.

Image · step 1 Parent taking a photo of a snack
Step 01

Photograph it.

Snap a photo of anything your child uses every day — a favorite snack, their toothbrush, Grandma. One tap from the parent app.

Image · step 2 Side-by-side: raw photo and stylized tile
Step 02

We transform it.

The photo is restyled into the animation your child loves — Pixar, watercolor, anime — and tinted with their favorite color. Same object, recognizable, beautiful.

Image · step 3 Child tapping tiles on the tablet
Step 03

They communicate.

The tile lands on their tablet within seconds, in the same position forever. They tap. The word speaks. The world they recognize is the words they have.

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Try the look

Pick your child's style.

During onboarding, you choose the style your child responds to. Every tile in their world is rendered that way, with your child as the recognizable anchor. Here are real examples in five of the styles families can pick.

Example tiles rendered in the selected style
3D Animated — bright, dimensional characters, like a still from an animated film.
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Modeling loop

You can talk back, from your phone.

When your child says something through their tablet, you can respond from your phone — in the same vocabulary. Each tile lights up on their screen in sequence, then your sentence speaks aloud in your own voice. They learn the construction of language, not just the words.

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Image · modeling loop Phone composing a sentence → tablet tiles lighting up
Image · room walk Parent doing a "room walk" — photographing the kitchen pantry
The room walk

Photograph one room. Get dozens of tiles.

Walk through your kitchen with the parent app open. Take five photos. The system identifies the foods, drinks, dishes, and snacks your child actually uses, and transforms each one into a tile in their style. The vocabulary that takes other apps months to build appears in an afternoon.

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Built for trust

Your child's photos don't leave your account.

Per-family encryption. The image generation provider operates on zero-retention terms. The full room photo deletes the moment you confirm. No advertising — ever. No data sold. Parents and SLPs come together to use this for one child at a time; we built it that way on purpose.

Image · privacy posture Visual of family encryption / data scope
Pricing

Free while we're in early access.

No insurance battles. No clinical hardware bundle. Create your child's board today at no cost — we'll share pricing well before early access ends.

Free · early access

One family. One child profile.

  • Unlimited custom tiles photographed from your child's world
  • AI image generation in your child's chosen art style
  • Parent phone app with the modeling loop (talk back from your phone)
  • Voice cloning (opt-in, with documented consent)
  • SLP collaboration — invite their speech therapist to push activities
  • Existing tiles stay working forever
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Build your child's world today.

Free during early access — no card required. Create your account and set up the first board in about five minutes.

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