Help center · iPhone and iPad

Pictog Support

Pictog is an augmentative and alternative communication tool for iPhone and iPad. Build messages with symbols, photos, text and voice.

We are here to help

Contact

If you need help, found a problem or want to suggest an improvement, write to us. Email is the most direct channel and is always visible.

[email protected]
Responsible party
Jorge Iván Herrera Reyes
Estimated response
2 to 3 business days
Phone
+52 963 138 6797
Location
Comitán, Chiapas, Mexico

First steps

Start communicating quickly; no account is required.

  1. 1
    Tap “Use now”Start without signing up and create a local profile if needed.
  2. 2
    Select symbolsTap words or images to build a message.
  3. 3
    Tap “Speak”Pictog plays the message with the selected voice.
  4. 4
    Open “Adults”Press and hold the button for two seconds to open settings.

When something is not working

Try these quick fixes before contacting us.

No sound from the voice

Check the device volume and the selected voice in “Adults” → “Communication and access”.

Camera or photos

Open device Settings, find Pictog and check Camera and Photos permissions.

Before changing devices

Use “Backup and restore” before deleting the app or changing devices.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to common questions.

Does Pictog require an account?

No. It can be used without signing up.

Does it need an internet connection?

The main communication features work locally.

Where are profiles and photos stored?

On the device. Pictog does not send these photos to a server.

I cannot hear the voice. What can I do?

Check the device volume and the selected voice in communication settings.

The camera or photo library does not work.

Open device Settings, find Pictog and check Camera and Photos permissions.

How do I protect my information?

Use the backup feature before deleting the app or changing devices.

Your data, in your hands

Clear privacy, no fine print

Pictog is designed to work locally. Learn what stays on the device, which permissions the app may request and how backups work.

Read the privacy policy →