Manage your contacts with a specific module. The contact list is then automatically accessible when you create new mails, or when you want to reply or transfer a mail.

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You can write new emails, reply or transfer emails. You can also enter the text of the mail with the predictive keyboard and add new recipients.

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These grids are used are based on a more significant set of cells: each grid contains a first row for general purpose buttons and a textwriter, while the 3 other rows contains 21 cells. This set contains a vocalubulary of several hundreds of words (maximum of 21 x 21 =...

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This set of grids is based on grids with 6 cells. This system can define a maximum of 6 x 6 cells, i.e. 36 different words or interactions. NB: based on the ARASAAC color pictograms.

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Yes – No grid to be used as a first experience of communication. This grid can be used for children or during the initial days of training with Gazespeaker.

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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) visual grids are based on the ARASAAC color pictograms: you can also adapt these grids with the visual grid editor integrated in Gazespeaker

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Gazespeaker is a free (open source) program designed for people with special needs and for education. It relies on eye tracking technologies to facilitate communication and interactions.

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Gazespeaker is natively compatible with Tobii EyeX and the Eye Tribe eye trackers. You may also use head tracking systems or a mouse.

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Gazespeaker is responsive and compatible with multiple form factors: desktop, laptop and windows tablets. Technical requirements: Windows 7 (Windows 8.1 recommended), 4 GB memory, SSD recommended, CPU Intel I3 when using the eye tracking system (I5 recommended)

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Gazespeaker is optimized for people with special needs and for education: autism, Rett syndrome, ALS, …

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