Who It Helps
One foundation. Many ways to be heard.
ExpressAgain began with aphasia — building a clear, organized library that lets people recognize, select, and speak the words that get stuck. That same foundation now extends to many other moments when speaking is hard, each mode reusing and building on the aphasia library at its core.
Condition Modes
Find the mode that fits.
Aphasia & Stroke
The foundational library: recognize and speak, from basic needs to hard medical questions after a stroke.
Stroke
Aphasia, apraxia of speech or dysarthria after a stroke — a voice from the hospital bed through rehab and coming home.
Glioblastoma & Brain Tumors
When a brain tumor affects language — the same recognize-and-speak tools, plus everything a family needs to stay close through it.
ICU & Post-Surgery
Wide awake but voiceless on a breathing tube or after surgery — urgent needs, pain, yes/no, and reaching family fast.
ALS
Low-effort tap-to-speak as the speech muscles weaken — and a voice built from your own recording, kept early.
Parkinson's
A soft voice heard at full volume, buttons made for tremor, and medication times and symptoms in one shared place.
Dementia & Senior Care
Gentle and simple for word-finding and overwhelm, easing medication moments and keeping family and helpers coordinated.
Head, Neck & Throat
After laryngectomy or throat surgery — a fully intact mind with a new way to speak, plus voice banking.
Hospice & Palliative
Wishes, comfort, faith, affairs, and family time — a gentle way to say what matters most, with dignity.
More doorways
Not a mode of its own, but a page of its own.
- AAC: augmentative and alternative communication
- What ExpressAgain does as an AAC app for adults: a communication board that speaks out loud, and the care plan, circle and home team around the patient.
- Tracheostomy
- A voice while the trach is in: the words from the ICU & Breathing Tube and Head, Neck & Throat libraries, Letters, and a voice recorded before surgery.
- Brain injury
- For a person who can think and read but cannot speak after a brain injury: the core library, Letters, Type and Build a message, with the care plan and the circle.
Built on Aphasia Mode
The aphasia library is the shared foundation.
Every mode grows from the same well-organized, recognize-and-select core we built for aphasia. That's why new modes can arrive thoughtfully and consistently — the hard groundwork of clear language, gentle design, and speaking out loud is already done.