Traditional AAC Pain
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Sounds like a robot, not you
Old AAC gives everyone the same flat, mechanical voice. It stops feeling like you and starts feeling like a machine.
Bridging theSilence
Because everyvoice matters.
A self-learning AAC for people with MS and ALS.
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Why Sowtee
Old AAC makes you wait. Sowtee makes you heard.
Eye gaze. Voice cloning. Smart context. Speak fast, sound like yourself, and stay in control.
SOWTEE Solution
Your voice, cloned and kept alive
Sowtee clones your real voice from recordings. When it speaks, it sounds like you. People hear you, not a computer.
Traditional AAC Pain
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Too many buttons, too much effort
Traditional AAC makes you tap through endless grids. It's slow, tiring, and the moment is gone before you finish.
SOWTEE Solution
Just look. Sowtee gets it.
Select words with your eyes. No hands needed. Sowtee also learns your patterns so the right words appear before you search.
Traditional AAC Pain
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Suggestions that miss the point
Most AAC apps ignore what's happening around you. They suggest "hello" at dinner and "goodbye" when you just sat down.
SOWTEE Solution
Sees your world, says what matters
Sowtee reads your environment and conversation to suggest words that actually fit the moment. Less searching, more talking.
Visual Proof
See SOWTEE responding in real time
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Eye-tracking + context-aware phrase prediction stream
Killer Features
What makes Sowtee different
Effortless Input
Use your eyes, a joystick, or simple arrow keys. Sowtee works with the input you have, not the input you lost.
Sound Like Yourself
ALS and MS can take your voice. Sowtee clones it so when you speak, people still hear you, not a robot.
3 Languages, One App
Switch between English, Arabic, and Urdu instantly. Speak in the language that feels like home.
Our Mission
Built with empathy. Engineered for dignity.
When someone loses the ability to speak, they don't lose what they want to say. Sowtee (صوتي) exists so no one has to feel invisible. We help people with MS and ALS communicate faster, with less fatigue, and with their own identity still intact.
"For millions of years, mankind lived just like the animals. Then something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination. We learned to talk."
Stephen Hawking
Physicist, author, and the world's most recognized AAC user.