MEET VOICEITT.

The Voiceitt web app supports users with non-standard speech. This means Voiceitt can be used by individuals with various diagnoses that may impact their speech.

Some of those diagnoses are Cerebral Palsy (CP), Down syndrome, autism spectrum disorders (ASD), Parkinson's disease (PD), Motor Neurone Disease (MND), multiple sclerosis (MS), muscular dystrophy (MD), Huntington's disease (HD), deaf or hard of hearing and more.

In a nutshell, the web app is best suited for:
• Individuals who find that standard speech-recognition software does not always understand them due to their speech impairment.
• Individuals with impaired speech who are generally understood by familiar listeners but less understood by unfamiliar listeners.
• Individuals with intact language who say what they intend to and speak in full sentences.
• Individuals who are interested in using speech recognition technology for communication.

The Voiceitt web app is a speech-to-text augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) software that allows people with speech impairments to use their voice for communication.

This system was built to understand non-standard speakers, such as those with motor-speech disabilities, and "translate" their speech to text and automated voice output. It listens to what you say, then writes it down on the screen and can play it aloud.

The dictated text can be copied and pasted somewhere else, so you can dictate your emails, social media posts, private messages, etc.

Yes. The Voiceitt web app works on the web, so internet access is required.

Yes, a minimum of 50 phrases must be trained because every person has a unique speech pattern and voice. The system needs to be customised for every new user. The training is used to create a voice model for every user. 

While previously, training used to require a minimum of 200 words, you can now get started using just 50 words! However, in order to make the most of Voiceitt, you are still encouraged to complete as many training words and phrases as possible.

The training phrases are randomised to include short and long phrases. You can skip to the next phrase if it is too challenging. The training phrases also can be adjusted if you are having difficulty with longer phrases.

Contact us at hello@superyoutech.au if you require support.

Please allow 24 hours for Voiceitt to build your custom recognition model. You can always follow up on the progress by contacting support@voiceitt.com.

Yes. There is an option for every sentence to play aloud automatically after you say it. Once you have finished dictating your thoughts, there is an option to play the entire text aloud by clicking "play all." You may also copy the text and paste it to an email or word processing software.

One! Since the Voiceitt web app is custom-built for each individual, everyone who wishes to experience this technology must create and use their own email account.

The age requirement for parental consent has been raised from 13 to 16 years old. This means parental consent will be required for all new users under the age of 16.

All Voiceitt users will have the ability to opt out of sharing their recordings commercially. This excludes sharing information with tech partners (like us!) for support purposes.

Voiceitt is a web-based app which is available on subscription and can be paid for by your NDIS Plan under 'low cost AT'. 12 month access is $1299.00. You can create a quote or purchase it from here

Of course. This has been a common questions - from clients and clinicians! Please check out this information page for more about using NDIS funding for Voiceitt.

Absolutely! Voiceitt can be paid for under 'low cost AT' in your NDIS Plan. We'll provide an invoice/quote for easy payment through your plan.

Yes, NDIS funds can be for subscription products in accordance with the NDIS Pricing and Arrangement Guide (Page 34 – Current as on 03/04/2024):

'Subscription services 
In some cases, a provider may claim for a service agreed with a participant using a subscription model of payment. In these cases, the participant is paying to be able to use that service (on the terms/hours agreed) for the period of the subscription.'

Subscriptions may only be used for the supply of the following supports: Consumables (Support Category 03) and Assistive Technology (Support Category 05).

Low-Cost Assistive Technology includes items below the value of $1500 dollars. If you have access to the low-cost AT, it will be under your 'Core Supports' budget. You can check this on your NDIS plan or contact your coordinator/therapist to find out if you have the budget.

There are a few ways to do this:
 1. You can discuss with your support coordinator or clinician to request a plan review to increase your low-cost AT funding under your budget.
2. You can discuss with your support coordinator or clinician to check if you can access the funds from your capital AT budgets.

The process differs slightly depending on your NDIS Plan, however you can typically expect:

• Self-Managed – Request a Quote/Invoice or pay for it Online. Claim funding through NDIS Portal.
• Plan- Managed – Request a Quote/Invoice. Share it with your plan manager, ask them to check your budget to determine if funding is available for purchase through your low-cost AT.
• Agency Managed – Request a Quote/Invoice and email this to this quote/invoice to invoices@superyoutech.au and provide approval for Superyou Tech to make an NDIS service booking on your/ your client’s behalf to secure payment. Superyou Tech is a NDIS registered AT provider.

You do not need to provide any evidence or otherwise seek approval for any low cost AT purchase if it is below $1500. However, it is still recommended you seek advice from your allied health professional to ensure this is the right technology for you.