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A symbol-supported communication app.

Snap™ Core First® is a symbol-supported AAC app, developed to help people with language disabilities communicate. Based on core words and Picture Communication Symbols (PCS®), Snap Core First is simple to use and designed to grow alongside your communicator at all ages and stages of language development. Accessible via touch, eye gaze or switch, offering clear speech output and integrated access to smart home tools, such as Google Assistant.

Snap Core First comes included with the Core First page set and is also compatible with PODD and Gateway, available via in-app purchase. It comes pre-loaded on select Tobii Dynavox devices and is also available to buy as a standalone app for a Windows device. The Windows version is compatible with the world’s best eye-tracking technology. 

Take a Quick Look into Snap Core First for Symbol-based Communication

Nurture potential
Snap™ Core First® is a symbol-supported app that helps people with speech and language disabilities communicate. Offering multiple access methods and clear speech output, this easy-to-use AAC solution grows alongside the communicator.

Engagement, growth & literacy
Snap Core First is designed for all ages and stages of language development.

Engagement
Engagement is the first of many small, successful steps on the road to communication. Snap Core First helps you facilitate engagement by easily guiding conversations and exploring interests together. You can even choose from a variety of voices and languages to find one that feels most authentic.

Growth
Meet your communicator where they are. Adapt as their communication, independence and social emotional skills evolve. Language grows naturally over time through exposure and practice. Snap Core First provides those opportunities with features like Picture Communication Symbols (PCS) and customizable grid sizes.

Literacy
Communicate in almost any situation with core words, a set of small, flexible words such as want, not, and go. As your communicator’s language skills develop, they can string core words together and gradually start adding in other vocabulary. Quick access to a keyboard also helps foster literacy skills and independence.

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