UAIE Communication Support Mode — reference implementation
Six features, one mode. Designed by Fiza Pathan Publishing (OPC) Pvt Ltd. Built for autistic readers, AAC users, slow readers, and English-language learners. Free tier covers everything below; AI-extended sentence rewriting is available in the BYO-API-key tier.
Build a First-Then or longer step-by-step plan from concepts you choose. The schedule lives on this device only and contains only what you add. No diagnostic or behavioural data is stored.
Substitute idioms, abstract phrases, and formal-register words with plain, literal equivalents. The Free tier uses the curated dictionary built into UAIE; the BYO-API-key tier extends this with sentence-level rewriting against the AI key you supply.
The starter dictionary contains approximately 185 entries: idioms, abstract-to-concrete substitutions, formal-to-plain substitutions, polysemy hints, and passive-voice patterns. It is licensed CC BY 4.0 and may be extended by Fiza Pathan Publishing or by accessibility teams who fork UAIE.
Estimates how predictable a passage is, before you commit to reading it. Higher scores indicate more uniform sentence length, fewer idioms, fewer topic shifts, and less figurative language.
Strip animation and motion from the page; play a calming masking sound; protect the screen from sudden flashes. Sounds are synthesised in your browser; nothing is downloaded or streamed.
Render small pictograms above key nouns, verbs, and concepts. Each word can be voiced individually. Use the slider to fade the symbols in or out.
Library: Mulberry primary (production fetches from a self-hosted UAIE bundle). Inline UAIE pictograms are used as the offline fallback.
A single button to remove almost everything from the screen. The page becomes a soft cream ground with the time and a brief calming message. Tap and hold the exit button to return.