Merel and Thijs in the recording studio.

Erin Sheldon reflects on her own journey of presuming competence with her daughter Maggie.

This is the second time we filmed Vanessa, who is diagnosed with autism and now 4 years old. Since then her confidence level has grown and she is approaching other children using the app.

This video is about the importance of having naturally-sounding children's voices for children who cannot speak.

Lee (Lost Voice Guy) enters a coffee shop to have a drink. Ordering a drink is not as easy as expected though...

Niveyah has just started third grade, where she is an active member of her class. Not only is AAC vital to her school work, it plays an important role in having fun too!

Larry lost his speech due to a stroke, a devastating experience for himself and his family. Proloquo2Go is used not only to help him express himself but also to help with auditory comprehension.

Creating the new American children's voices Josh and Ella took more than 2,500 hours of research, recording, processing and development and, of course, the talent of two American children. A behind the scenes look at the project with Josh and Ella in the studio, recording their voices for Proloquo2Go.

Evie, a 27 year old young adult, has always struggled to reach out to others. With Proloquo2Go, she can finally communicate with her family and friends. 

Jordyn, a college student and AAC user, shares how the power of technology and communication allowed her to go from high school frustrations to finding her own voice.