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Tap to listen
One tap. A voice.
YenMozhi
My Voice
Some people have something to say,and no easy way to say it.
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Can't say it
Need. Pain. Distress.
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Can't use it
Screens. Gestures. Setup.
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Can't reach it
Cost. Phones. Dependency.
Millions with autism and speech impairments face daily barriers to being understood when it matters most.
The solution
YenMozhi
A small device, built for that gap.
A small device, built to listen.
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Sound, then meaning
Their cue. Spoken back.
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Stands alone
No phone. No app.
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Made to reach
Simple. Local. Affordable.
How it works
A sound in.
A voice out.
How it works
From tap to tap.
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Tap
Tap to listen. One tap starts it.
In the room.
He is here.
Someone beside him.
Close. In a pocket.
One tap.
A voice.
A smile.
Understood.
Their sound, spoken back — so the room can answer.
Who it is for
For the person. For the room.
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Them
Autism. Speech that is hard to use.
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Family
Meaning at home, when it matters.
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School
A way to be heard in class.
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Care
Another channel. Not a replacement.
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Them
Autism. Speech that is hard to use.
Field
In the field.
Why it stands alone
Built to stay with them.
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One tap. No buttons.
No menus. No keys to learn. A tap starts it, a tap ends it.
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Compact
Small enough for a pocket. Meant to stay with the person.
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In development
Offline
Core listen and speak are being built to work without the cloud.
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Emergency
When need or distress cannot wait, a cue can still become a voice.
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Affordable
Made to reach, not to sit behind a high price.
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In development
No app
No phone. No software to install. The device is the product.
Recognition
Seen. Heard. Awarded.
YenMozhi has been recognized at national, state, and institutional forums — among 12+ district and state awards.
Field recordings
A sound. Then meaning.
Natural cues recorded during field visits, and used to train the first working model.
Water
I need water.
தண்ணி வேணும்
Mother
Call mom.
அம்மா வா கூப்பிடுங்க
Bathroom
I need to go to the bathroom.
குளியலறைக்கு போகணும்
Pain
My hand hurts.
கை வலிக்குது
Live prototype
Try it.
The same field cues, in the browser. Make a sound. Hear the phrase spoken back.