Accessible Tech - TippyTalk

This month, we’re recognizing the importance of inclusion, connection, and opportunity for every person, in every moment.

Autism acceptance goes beyond awareness 💙

It’s about embracing people for who they are, celebrating strengths, and creating a world where every voice is heard and valued.

At Accessible Tech, we’re here to support families and loved ones with the tools, guidance, and access they need to help individuals communicate, grow, and thrive.

If you’re looking for support or resources, we’re always here to help.

TippyTalk: an easy-to-use communication app that helps individuals express themselves, build language skills, and stay connected with loved ones. https://accessible-tech.com/tippytalk/

Dreampad sleep: pillow products that use gentle vibrations and sound therapy to support calmer, more restful sleep. https://accessible-tech.com/product/dreampad/

Every voice matters. This April and always.

https://accessible-tech.com/

Accessible Tech Accessible Tech provides assistive tools for individuals with verbal disabilities. Empowering care teams with accessible tech for speech therapy and collaborative, in-clinic and home-friendly communication tools.

Our team is at the ATIA (Assistive Technology Industry Association) Conference in Florida this week.

We’re connecting with people and organizations who are focused on removing barriers to assistive technology, so more families can access communication support for their loved ones.

Being here allows us to learn, build meaningful connections, and explore new ways to reach families who may not otherwise have access to these tools.

📣 We're excited to share an update from the team at TippyTalk!

You’ve known us through TippyTalk, but behind the scenes we’ve always been Accessible Tech. The company dedicated to supporting families, caregivers, educators, and therapists with tools to make communication accessible for everyone.

TippyTalk, our enhanced AAC app will remain at the heart of what we do. It’s just now part of the broader Accessible Tech family, where we’ll continue to expand resources, tools, and support through state programs and beyond.

Check out our brand-new website and see how TippyTalk and Accessible Tech are working together to support you: https://accessible-tech.com

Accessible Tech Accessible Tech provides assistive tools for individuals with verbal disabilities. Empowering care teams with accessible tech for speech therapy and collaborative, in-clinic and home-friendly communication tools.

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