MiniTalk™ AAC Device by Lingraphica

Small in size, big on communication

The Lingraphica MiniTalk™ is our most compact and portable AAC device — under 1 lb, discreet, and built for communication on the go. Ideal for those who prefer a smaller device without sacrificing function, it includes tools for speech practice, comprehension, and connection in any setting.
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Girl using MiniTalk™ AAC device outside.

Clinically Trusted

Covered by Insurance

Medicare Reimbursable

Lifetime of Support

Features of the MiniTalk™ AAC device

The MiniTalk™ is Lingraphica’s most compact AAC device with an 8-inch screen and weighing less than 1 lb. Small but mighty, it lasts up to 13 hours on a charge. Its protective case doubles as a stand, and you can navigate all of its helpful communication features using the touchscreen or easily add Bluetooth accessories, or a stylus.

Device specifications:

  • Dimensions: 8.48″ x 5.38″ x 0.31″
  • Weight: 0.75 lbs.
  • Battery life: Up to 13 hrs.
  • Rear Camera Resolution: 8MP
  • Front Camera Resolution: 2MP
  • On-screen keyboard and touchscreen navigation
  • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth device ready
  • Zoom®, Google Chrome™, and email
MiniTalk™ AAC device.

Lingraphica devices are
powered by Hub

Hub is a simple platform that brings communication, therapy, and connection into one seamless experience. It offers flexible ways to express yourself, build communication skills, and strengthen connections. The result: greater communication confidence and independence through everyday interaction.

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Who can benefit from a MiniTalk™ AAC device?

All Lingraphica AAC devices are designed to support people with a wide range of communication challenges. These challenges may result from acquired speech or language conditions like aphasia or apraxia following a stroke or brain injury, conditions present since birth such as autism or developmental disabilities, or progressive diagnoses like primary progressive aphasia or Parkinson’s disease.

Whether someone is newly navigating communication challenges or exploring support options after years of adapting, the MiniTalk™ offers flexible tools to support expression, build confidence, and foster independence.

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Communication can take many forms

Simple AAC devices, built-in speech therapy, and personalized support coming together to empower expression.

Getting started in 4 easy steps

Step 1:

Connect with our team

We’ll get to know your needs and see if a device trial is right for you.

Step 2:

We check your coverage

Our team will verify coverage and walk you through any next steps.

Step 3:

Try a device for free

Use it at home or with your SLP. Fully customized, fully supported.

Step 4:

Enjoy a lifetime of support

Good fit? Your permanent device is on the way, with lifetime support included.
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Testimonials

Success stories

No two communication journeys are the same. Here’s how real people are making AAC work for them — with Lingraphica by their side.

Hear from:

Evelyn Demera

Device User
“In the past, I didn’t want an AAC device. I practiced my speech on my own. But before I got the AAC device, I was angry and frustrated. Now, I am not frustrated. I feel happy and confident.” Read their story

Cindy Johnson

Device User
“Cindy wasn’t supposed to be alive. She was in the ICU for 73 days on life support. It was very hard…but having a Lingraphica device made it easier. With Lingraphica, Cindy was able to have a life — and a voice — again.” Read their story

Jason Pine

Device User
“I’d tell other people with primary progressive aphasia what everybody said to me: get a device in your hands early. I know you don’t think you need it now…but there’s so much benefit to being able to build and customize the device so that you can get the most out of it. And you can only do that when you’re at a certain stage.” Read their story

Lori Broussard

Device User
“I would tell anyone with aphasia to get all the therapy that they could get — and to absolutely get a Lingraphica device. Having it makes me feel safe.”
 Read their story

Josh Stevens

Device User
After a stroke left him with receptive and expressive aphasia as well as apraxia of speech, Josh found hope, connection, and empowerment. Read their story

Joe Martin

Device User
“Having the device has made things so much easier. I learned more and more each day how to be more independent when shopping or going to appointments. […] It provided me the instant ability to communicate with others without being the odd person out.” Read their story

Evelyn Demera

Device User
“In the past, I didn’t want an AAC device. I practiced my speech on my own. But before I got the AAC device, I was angry and frustrated. Now, I am not frustrated. I feel happy and confident.” Read their story

Cindy Johnson

Device User
“Cindy wasn’t supposed to be alive. She was in the ICU for 73 days on life support. It was very hard…but having a Lingraphica device made it easier. With Lingraphica, Cindy was able to have a life — and a voice — again.” Read their story

Jason Pine

Device User
“I’d tell other people with primary progressive aphasia what everybody said to me: get a device in your hands early. I know you don’t think you need it now…but there’s so much benefit to being able to build and customize the device so that you can get the most out of it. And you can only do that when you’re at a certain stage.” Read their story

Lori Broussard

Device User
“I would tell anyone with aphasia to get all the therapy that they could get — and to absolutely get a Lingraphica device. Having it makes me feel safe.”
 Read their story

Josh Stevens

Device User
After a stroke left him with receptive and expressive aphasia as well as apraxia of speech, Josh found hope, connection, and empowerment. Read their story

Joe Martin

Device User
“Having the device has made things so much easier. I learned more and more each day how to be more independent when shopping or going to appointments. […] It provided me the instant ability to communicate with others without being the odd person out.” Read their story

Josh Stevens

Device User
After a stroke left him with receptive and expressive aphasia as well as apraxia of speech, Josh found hope, connection, and empowerment. Read their story

Linda Sweany

Device User
Linda Sweany was enjoying retirement until a stroke changed everything. Learn how her AAC device gave her the confidence to find her words. Read their story

Joe Carreiro

Care Partners & Families
Joe was a hardworking man in the construction business until he suffered a stroke and developed aphasia. This is the story of how he overcame. Read their story

Sophia Apgar

Support for SLPs
Sophia’s story is a great reminder that AAC isn’t only a tool to supplement speech, it can be used throughout the entire therapy process. Read their story

Jessie Stavrou

Support for SLPs
SLP, Jessie Stavrou, Helped Her Patient with Aphasia Manage Seizures and Pain Using Lingraphica’s AAC Device Read their story
a touchtalk aac device

Rosemary Watson

Support for SLPs
Speech-language pathologist Rosemary Watson shares how Lingraphica’s AAC devices have transformed communication for her clients. Read her story! Read their story
Jacqui Pozzi

Jacqui Pozzi

Support for SLPs
Acute care presents unique challenges for AAC, and Lingraphica provides unique solutions. This is Jacqui’s story — in her own words — about her journey with Lingraphica. Read their story
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