
Who we are
Key2enable
Key2enable is a Brazilian-American startup, also present in the UAE, UK, Chile and in the US, building a new way to teach children with motor, intellectual, and physical disabilities using in-house developed Assistive Technology.
It is the first and only assistive EdTech company to come up with an A-Z holistic solution for people with disabilities. Our main edge is that we are not limited or constricted in any way. Our solution applies to all spectrum disabilities and what’s better is that it can also be used by people without disabilities as well.

What we do
Autonomy
- Accessibility for using computers
- Accessibility for computer gaming
- Accessible web browsing
- Alternative communication
Special Education
- Digital accessibility for literacy
- Accessible educational computer games
- Software for interactive audiovisual activities
- Solutions for Special Education
Rehabilitation
- Assistive technology for interventions in occupational therapy
- Assistive technology for interventions in speech therapy
- Hardware and software resources for rehabilitation
- Solutions for augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
What we make
Our solution brings digital accessibility by providing innovative tools for accessing computers and mobile devices with greater autonomy, even using eye blinks or slight body gestures, for communicating, learning, gaming and lifestyle preferences. Our product bouquet includes:
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Testimonials
"I couldn't write on the computer for more than three years about sensitive issues that I didn't want to expose to my caregivers. I was able to write again about subjects that I hadn't talked about for a long time. If you have privacy, you don't know what it is like to be without it."
Gabriel Gobatto Dias Martins
“During many years of Daniel's schooling, what made his life more difficult was the delay in performing activities, especially writing. Today he uses Key-X, which exceeds his needs. He has complete access to a computer, the internet and social media. He types, plays games, and is finally attending school. Another fundamental advantage is that the physical effort required to use the keyboard is very low. To send messages in a faster way he uses the Telepatix on his tablet. I thank you for the support, commitment and assistance of the inclusion of people with cerebral palsy”.
Ana Maria dos Santos
Daniel’s mother