Person-directed products / Cognixoft Express Cognixoft Express
Help me communicate what I mean. Person-authored communication tools for preparing messages, expressing preferences and reviewing understanding. A broader communication-aid product would need specialist collaboration.
Working names and proposed scope. Local examples use fictional information; planned modules are not implemented or offered for delivery.
01 Local prototype Personal communication cards Keep chosen messages such as requests for time, written information or a break easy to show.
Example output A fictional set of editable communication cards. First scope Choose or write a small message set, display a card and prepare a printable copy. Readiness Local message example only. It is not a comprehensive AAC system or an emergency communication service. Try this workflow 02 Planned module Conversation builder Prepare the points, questions and boundaries the person wants to communicate.
Example output A personal conversation outline. First scope Arrange three self-written discussion points and choose their order before a fictional meeting. Readiness Planned. Evaluate wording, control and accessible input methods with intended users. 03 Planned module Written-conversation space Offer an agreed text channel during a meeting or support conversation.
Example output A participant-reviewed conversation note. First scope Prototype a two-person text exchange with explicit participant identification and save choices. Readiness Planned. Establish permission, retention and assistive-technology behavior before real exchanges. 04 Planned module Understanding check Let the person restate what they understood and mark questions that remain open.
Example output A self-written understanding and clarification sheet. First scope Provide editable areas for “What I understood” and “What I want to ask next”. Readiness Planned. No comprehension score, inferred ability or automatic judgement of the person’s understanding. 05 Planned module Correspondence preferences Describe how the person prefers to receive and respond to information.
Example output A selected contact and information-format request. First scope Choose written, spoken or another described format and review a recipient-specific request. Readiness Planned. Verify supported channels and avoid promising that a receiving organisation can provide every format. 
