App Detail » inku - tool for dyslexia

Published by: Therapy Box Limited

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: $14.99
Current Version: 1.4
Released: October 16, 2015

What's New

Added custom pronunciation

Synchronize content with Google drive

New speech options let you choose to what to speak. Choose from:
- Each letter in message window is spoken
- Last word in message window is spoken
- Last sentence in message window is spoken
- Text in whole message window is spoken (default)

App Description

inku is an intuitive and powerful dyslexia tool that helps you write your notes without spelling errors. It allows a person to type a message using the sophisticated word and phrase prediction, which learns their pattern of use, making writing even faster. An advanced spell checking system designed especially for people with dyslexia offers a great support.

The integrated iOS voice let you hear the word prediction suggestions before selecting and sharing your messages with others. inku offers intelligent speech-to-text features that gives you the possibility to speak a word you want to write!

Designed for people with dyslexia, inku is essential for students and professionals who benefit from help when preparing messages, notes or documents on the iPhone or iPad.

Key features of inku:

- self learning intelligent word prediction available in UK English, US English, German, Spanish and French
- speech-to-text that recognises the word you would like to write
- thematic options for the US English dictionary: math, physics, chemistry, history, biology, engineering, sociology
- spell check - inku suggest words even if you have misspelled them
- speech recognition
- plenty of customisation options
- listen to your word before you select it
- Bluetooth keyboard compatibility
- word processing options
- set up for dyslexia level
- custom pronunciation
- Google Drive syncing
- save your notes inside the app
- iOS voice integration
- phrase prediction
- export or share your documents via email, Facebook or Twitter