Aloud

Aloud helps people with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), cerebral palsy, and severe paralysis communicate by just blinking. It has a dashboard with quick messages for the things people need most—like pain alerts, asking for water, bathroom access, or calling a nurse. You can select any of these messages in just two blinks.
If you need to communicate a non-standard message, there's a keyboard where each user can spell out the same, letter by letter. Each letter takes at most three blinks to select, and the app learns from what you usually say and suggests words to speed things up. Everything runs on the device itself, so your data stays private and it works without internet. The whole point is to give people, who can't move or speak, a fast, natural way to communicate on their own terms. Built with eye-tracking technology to detect blinks and custom calibration for each person's unique patterns. Uses AI predictions to suggest completions and learn from user behavior over time.