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Jawab
Boosting communication with finger clicks.
Communicate & Socialize
Jawab introduces customized talking images and symbols helping individuals with oral communication disabilities interact naturally with people around.
It also provides a fun tool to help parents boost the early language development of their young children.
BENEFICIARIES
Jawab is designed for, and not limited to:
Autism Spectrum Disorder
And other developmental disabilities
Speech & Language Problems
Delays, disabilities, and difficulties in syndromes
Cerebral Palsy
And other congenital neurological disorders
Aphasia
And other communication disabilities due to brain damage
Young Children
Boosting the verbal behavior skills in early ages
WHY JAWAB?
Made especially for Arabic-speaking individuals and more..
Compatible
Supports Android and iOS
Customizable
Different experiences based on needs & abilities
Uses your Dialect
Provides natural Arabic dialects with an Arabic Interface
Recorded Voice
No robotic speech, audio is studio-recorded
Clear Visuals
Symbols have borders with suitable background colors.
Consultation
Online expert consultation available
Early Users Testimonials
"Glad I had the chance to try the application with my son in the early stages of Jawab. I was amazed by his reaction to the talking images and I took memorial videos of him trying to imitate the words!"
Reem, a mother
"Thank you for providing the application for my father for free. First, I thought he will not accept using a "tool" to do "the talk" for him, but the whole family was amazed of how helpful Jawab is for him, at least he can express himself which is awesome. Thank you!"
Joud, a daughter of a user with Broca's Aphasia
"Hello, the app changed the way I look at my child's case. I know he has severe apraxia and might not be able to talk like his peers, but now I care more about his communication rather than the way he communicates. I just hope this can really augment, not only alternate his speech, I believe he can do it and that Jawab can be a reinforcer for him to speak but I am glad anyway."
A mother of a 5 years-old user with apraxia of speech.
Early Adopters
As we proudly appreciate their valuable inputs and continuous feedback to develop Jawab
