Talk Card is a free text-to-speech app for moments when talking is hard or impossible, such as during a shutdown, overload or high stress. Tap a ready card like “I can’t talk right now” or type anything, and it is said out loud, or shown full screen to the person in front of you, who can type back in a two-way conversation. It is neurodivergent-friendly, and for anyone who sometimes loses their words.
Talk Card helps in hard moments. It isn’t a full AAC system; a speech therapist can help you find one if you need it.
Questions
Is it free?
Talk Card is completely free. There are no ads, no account and no paid version.
Does it work offline and on my phone?
Yes. It runs in your web browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and keeps working without internet after your first visit. Use “Add to home screen” in Voice and settings (or the browser menu) to open it like an app; long-press its icon for a one-tap “I can’t talk right now” card.
Is my data private?
Everything you add stays in this browser on your device. Nothing is sent to Favabeans or anyone else, and there is no tracking of you.
Which voices does it use?
It speaks straight away with your device’s own voices, including Arabic. You can also download a natural English voice once (about 92 MB); after that it runs on your device, even offline.
Is it a full AAC system?
Talk Card is a simple, free tool for typing or tapping phrases and having them spoken or shown. It doesn’t replace a full AAC system chosen with a speech-language professional, but it is quick to open when you need words fast.
Do I need an account?
No. Open Talk Card and start. Everything is saved in this browser, and you can turn on encrypted sync if you want it on your other devices too.
At a glance
| Price | Free |
| Account | None needed |
| Works offline | Yes, after the first visit |
| Languages | English, Arabic |
| Your data | Stays on your device (optional encrypted sync) |
| Works on | Any modern browser, phone or computer |
| Voices | Your device’s voices, or an optional natural English voice (downloaded once, about 92 MB) |
Who it helps
If talking gets hard during a shutdown, overload or stress, Talk Card says or shows your words for you. It also helps in noisy places or when your voice is tired.