TD Snap®

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Last verified 5 Aug 2026

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4.2 798 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5My favorite AAC APP!

   So easy to customize and so much fun to work with! Words can be added on the go in a minute, page sets easy to build completely from scratch if you like, the most flexible app, you can say I’m just in love with it! You can make your own symbols right in the button editor, combining symbols or even stuff from the web that it can find directly in the editor. I absolutely recommend it, my favorite is motor plan 66 page set from the in built ones, but it has a lot of other robust options. You can make anything possible with this app, especially if you have a student or a loved one who has variety of expressive and receptive language needs!

   Fem-me · 5 Aug 2026

2. 5/5I really love this app!

   I just got this app the other day because I experience verbal shutdowns. I love it so much, it’s a huge upgrade from the old app I was using. It’s so easy to customize and make so it fits my brain. You can even share page sets with friends and community members! My only complaint is that I can’t change the undo symbol. It is stuck as a default one. Someone in the AAC Image Library community drew a beautiful rainbow undo button that matches my back button. I also suggest that the developers reach out to the ACCIL and see if you could link your image database to their’s. They are also paired with Global Symbols

   Chris_wonder · 5 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Best communication option

   As an experienced SLP working in this field for many years, using many different apps and devices for AAC, TD Snap is by far the best. Better than the most popular one out there that is being used by the schools. Many options within the app. Less searching for icons with tax prediction, and maximum of three pages to find your word check it out. It’s seriously the best. And Tobii Dynovox customer service is great as well.

   Sevgfdjiubr/653 · 5 Aug 2026

4. 1/5Voice disappears with every update

   We purchased the ipad app when it was a one time purchase. Now with every update speech is disabled and a subscription is pushed. We also own a full TD SNAP device from this company that our county health department paid for. This is the 8k plus device. That is also supposed to come with two ipad activations. Those also do not work. Today they released an update on all devices. My non-verbal daughter had all her devices disabled at once when they all forced an update. Even her 8k dollar device (with is just a low powered windows 11 tablet with a heave duty case and speakers) stopped working. This company has an absolutely terrible business model. If we could start over we would. We tell other parents in our support group who are looking at devices to NOT do business with Tobi Dynovox. They are not a family friendly company. We essentially bought a small car in dollar amounts from them. One that stops you from driving your car at every refill of the gas tank. How quick would this wind up in legal land if auto manufacturers treated their customers the same way? They make Microsoft look like saints.

   Beckergirl222222 · 5 Aug 2026

5. 2/5Extremely poor value as a subscription

   Back when Snap was a one-time purchase, it filled a unique niche in the market: a full-featured, somewhat robust, symbol-based AAC app at a relatively approachable price -- $50, relative to the $250-$400 that other apps cost. It was actually my own first iPad-based AAC app, and one I frequently recommended -- with reservations about the lack of robustness -- because it was financially accessible. The main downside to Snap is that even the newer Motor Plan vocabulary is sorely lacking in abstract concepts and shades of meaning. As a literate, semi-speaking AAC user, this is irritating and dysregulating; to younger AAC users, it could be a serious impediment to language and literacy development. Today, I use the new Proloquo, which has a vocabulary that simply beats the pants off every other symbol-based app, and is comfortably usable out of the box -- with some compromises in word choice -- by a literate user for a wide range of conversations. It is a subscription -- $10/month or $100/year -- but well worth the money to me. Having tried both apps, I find it downright *laughable* that Snap would think their app is worth the same monthly cost as Proloquo. It is also rather cruel that they gave zero notice of this change, sending potential new users back to square one if they had budgeted, fundraised, or arranged with school or insurance to cover the original price. There are other options here: If $50/user truly wasn't paying the bills, they could've doubled, tripled, or even quadrupled the price and remained an affordable choice. If a subscription was truly necessary for sustainable development, they could've charged $5/month and still earned the old price in subscription fees in less than a year. Please, TD, show your users some compassion. If your devices are truly as good as you say, you don't need to jack up the app cost for iPad users.

   Julia Tuttle · 5 Aug 2026

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