Is Vocal Proxy for people who have difficulty speaking?
Yes. Vocal Proxy supports communication by letting you show text in large letters, show photos, speak with a natural voice, and prepare conversations in advance.
How is it different from a basic text-to-speech app?
In addition to voice playback, Vocal Proxy includes large-text display, ready-to-use phrases, category-based predictions, photos, AI Rewrite, and AI Prepare. You can choose the method that fits the situation instead of relying on voice alone.
Can I use it on Android phones and tablets?
Yes. Vocal Proxy is available on Google Play for Android phones and tablets. You can download the free version first and test it on your device.
Can I use Vocal Proxy for free?
Yes. Showing typed messages in large text is free with no usage limit. Voice playback, Rewrite, and Prepare also include free trial usage.
Can it be used for selective mutism, voice disorders, or aphasia?
Vocal Proxy is intended for people with selective mutism, voice disorders, speech disorders, loss of voice, and similar communication difficulties who can type or choose phrases. Some people with aphasia may also be able to use it depending on their needs and abilities. It is not a speech therapy app.