A talking picture board for a child who does not speak
Many hands on one board. Her words never move.
Parents, a therapist and a teacher each change her board from their own phone or laptop, and Chorus keeps every copy in step. It speaks with no signal, and a button she already knows never changes place.
Her board lives on her device and talks from there, in a car park or a lift.
New words wait for a pause
A word added mid-sentence waits behind a small chip until she stops tapping.
Both words survive
Two adults fill one spot offline: one word keeps it, the other waits under “Needs a home”.
Try a clash on one device
A guided demo plays two adults at once, so you can see it without a second phone.
See who changed what
Every change carries a name and a time, and undo takes one tap.
Find a word, light it up
Search from your phone and the button glows on her board, so you can show where it is.
Modelled versus said
Words you showed her and words she said are counted apart, with words of the week.
Scanning and touch settings
Switch scanning, hold time and guarding against repeat taps, set for her hands.
Her voice, everywhere
The voice chosen for her follows the board to every device in the circle.
A second language
The same buttons in the same places can show a family's other language.
Photo to word suggestions
Snap the fridge and get word ideas for the adults to accept. It never speaks for her.
Picture scenes
A photo of a real place with spots that speak, for words that live somewhere.
Paper copy and sitter link
Print the board for the bath or the beach, or send a sitter a view-only link.
Open Board Format, in and out
Bring a board from another tool, or take hers with you.
Private by default
Counts, not transcripts. What she says stays hers.
Under the hood
Built on Serverpod
Each device keeps its own copy of the board in SQLite. Serverpod's offline sync module carries changes to PostgreSQL and back, and the rest of the server does the quiet jobs around it.
Everything runs on Serverpod 4. The sync module is experimental, so its version is pinned.