The students with nonverbal autism are challenged in communicating their needs which is fundamental in the everyday life of a person. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) aids children with a speech impediment in expressing necessities. However, the Philippines might be one of the most numerous smartphone users in the world but it still seems to lag in terms of using Technological aids. Thus, the researcher thought of taking advantage of this and created "ClickOr." ClickOr Speech Generator offers free access to a communication app that is available in both English and Filipino languages to cater the Filipino children with speech impediments. The project shows the design, development, and deployment of a voice-output mobile application for students with nonverbal autism and its outcomes. The study used thematic analysis for the utilization of the quantitative and qualitative research design in which words were coded from unstructured interviews done with 5 respondents during and after 4 parts of training. The results of the study showed that "Expressing wants", "Social Interaction" and "Expressing emotions" were exhibited by the children during and after the training. On the other hand, "Introducing self" is unpopular, and "Asking a question" wasn't mentioned for the child's recorded progress.