A voice for everyone, autonomy for all
Visual routine and pictogram communication apps for people with neurodevelopmental disorders (ADD, ADHD, autism) and cognitive impairments.
4.8 ★ · 113 reviews on Google Play · 10K+ downloads
Our app to communicate and gain independence
A visual schedule, a communication board and step-by-step tasks for autistic people and people with ADHD, Down syndrome or a cognitive disability. Pay what you can.
- Visual schedule
- Communication
- Step-by-step tasks
- Smartwatch
Available on all your devices · Also works offline
- iPhone and iPad
- Android
- Wear OS
- Computer
4.8 ★ · 113 reviews on Google Play · 10K+ downloads
What users say
4.8 113 reviews on Google Play-
Good for my autism/adhd (audhd)
Valarie H. · June 2026
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Perfect app, free.
Carla · September 2026
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The best app for neurodevelopmental disorders. Well done! Thank you for this precious help.
Aline B. · September 2026
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Great app. As an autistic person with Asperger's, it's the only app I've found that is this customisable and helps me sort things out. Congratulations to the developers and thank you so much. I've been trying to organise myself this way for years...
Geoffrey · May 2025
French · automatically translated
Our mission
At Pictalk, we believe that every person deserves free communication and an autonomous life. Inspired by Pablo, our little brother with Down syndrome, we develop applications that transform the daily life of people with neurodevelopmental disorders by promoting their social inclusion without financial barriers.
users supported since 2020
An association funded by the people who use it
No ads, no selling of data.
This level makes full-time work at minimum wage possible. The redesign of Pictalk AAC, professional groups, grammatical autocorrection, and the robustness of the tool become a reality.
All of Buddy's tools, for the whole team
Schedule, communication, sequences and life journal, shared between the team, the family and the person.
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No break in care
The same schedule follows the person from one service or facility to the next.
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The app at home too
Families find the routines built with the team.
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Teamwork
Colleagues and relatives share schedules, each with their own role.
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Remote setup
Edit schedules from your computer; they update everywhere.
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On phone and smartwatch
The schedule stays with the person, with reminders on the wrist.
Learn AAC, step by step
Everything you need to know to help someone who doesn't speak, or speaks very little, to communicate: the basics, vocabulary, tools and practical steps.
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