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A keyguard from one screenshot.
Works with any AAC app. Print-ready in minutes, no measuring, no design software.
Works with any AAC app. Print-ready in minutes, no measuring, no design software.
Take it on the tablet itself, on the page you want guarded. Drop it in and the buttons are detected automatically.
Search 315 tablets across 30 brands, or add your own. Measurements come from the database, no ruler needed.
Cover buttons the person does not use, combine openings, set the bar width and plate height, and pick how it mounts.
Get the file and a print guide. It prints flat with no supports on any home or library 3D printer.
In the tool you drop your own screenshot here. Pick a sample page to see what happens.
In the tool you search a large tablet library here, or add your own tablet. The sample pages come with their tablet chosen.
Use Edit in the preview to cover or combine openings.
Prints flat, no supports, in PLA. A print guide comes with the download.
Avaz · core page
Avaz · keyboard
NovaChatAlso tested on Proloquo2Go, TD Snap, TouchChat, CoughDrop, Grid for iPad, LAMP Words for Life, Speak for Yourself, and 38 more.
A keyguard is a plate that sits over a tablet screen with a hole over each button. It lets a person with limited motor control rest their hand on the screen and press only the button they mean, which makes an AAC app much easier to use accurately.
Take a screenshot of the AAC page on the tablet itself and drop it into Easy Keyguard. It detects the buttons, you pick the tablet from a library of 315 models, adjust the openings and bar width, then download an STL file and print it.
Any AAC app, because it works from a screenshot. It has been tested on Avaz, NovaChat, Proloquo2Go, TD Snap, TouchChat, CoughDrop, Grid for iPad, LAMP Words for Life, Speak for Yourself and many more.
315 tablets across 30 brands, including iPads and Android tablets, with measurements taken from a device database so you do not need a ruler. You can also add your own tablet.
You need access to one. The keyguard prints flat with no supports in PLA on any home or library 3D printer, and a print guide comes with the download. You can also send the STL file to a local print service.
Yes. It is free for personal use and needs no account. Therapists, schools and organisations can make keyguards for the people they support, as long as no one is charged for them.
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