Their words.
Your voice.
Record one word at a time, listen back, and make it sound just right. Words you haven’t recorded use your chosen system voice.

Meet Bean. A warm, simple AAC app that helps little ones share what they want, how they feel, and what matters to them.
Coming soon for iPad & iPhone · iOS 26 and later


The favorite toy. A familiar voice. A small request with big meaning. Bean makes room for the little things that are a big part of your child’s day.
Record one word at a time, listen back, and make it sound just right. Words you haven’t recorded use your chosen system voice.

Add your own photos and tiles. Create a group for playtime, mealtime, or a morning routine that’s familiar to your family.

Speak a word with a tap. Or turn on sentence building to put a few words together before choosing Speak.


AAC stands for augmentative and alternative communication. It gives people another way to express themselves alongside, or instead of, speech.
Bean starts with recognizable pictures for food, play, feelings, people, animals, and daily routines. A parent or caregiver can make the vocabulary personal as new moments come along.
Explore how Bean worksDesigned with early communicators, roughly 18 months to 5 years, in mind. Choose the words and settings that suit your child.
Choose larger tiles, adjust motion, and use touch settings that help with repeated taps and resting fingers.
The communication board and your saved photos and recordings work offline. iPad first, with an iPhone layout for smaller moments.
No account needed. Photos, recordings, and custom groups are stored on your device. Read about privacy.
Bean is in preparation for its first App Store release. It is coming to iPad and iPhone running iOS 26 or later. This page will link to the App Store when it becomes available.
Bean is planned as a one-time paid download, with no subscription or in-app purchases. The launch price will appear in your local App Store.
Yes. Record words individually in Settings → My Recordings. You can pause and return later. Bean trims extra quiet time, and unrecorded words use the selected system voice. This records individual clips; it does not clone your voice.
Yes. Add a tile, choose a photo, and crop it to a square. Place it in a preset category or a custom group. Your new words also appear in the voice recording flow.
The board, included illustrations, and saved photos and voice recordings work offline. Downloading the app, additional system voices, or a photo stored only in iCloud may require an internet connection. Support links open a website.
Communication needs vary. Bean offers a simple picture board for early communicators. A speech-language professional can help you choose vocabulary and decide whether Bean’s features fit your child. Bean does not assess or treat speech or language conditions.
Made for small moments of connection. Coming soon to iPad and iPhone.