Track what matters for families.
The app helps families explore Autism by tracking mood, behavior, food, and health. Users can view patterns with a visual calendar and multi-item graphs, and share data with their team.
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Antanas Marcelionis
Children learn hygiene through pretend play.
The app teaches children about hygiene through pretend play. It offers four interactive scenes to help develop daily bathroom routines and healthy habits, with characters reacting to player actions.
Touch Autism
Customize stories, track progress, answer questions
Customize stories for boys or girls. Navigate through interactive pages with animations and sound effects. Use a visual schedule to guide use. Access an FAQ section with answers from a board-certified behavior analyst.
Simon Evans
Explore abstract animation and sound.
The app encourages touch exploration through 30 scenes with abstract animation and sound. It offers customisation options and automatic play for switch control, making it suitable for various users.
FabFun
Creative pegboard puzzle for young minds.
The app offers a pegboard game for children ages 2 to 7, inspired by classic toys and Montessori principles. It supports early development through creativity and focus, allowing children to follow templates or invent their own patterns.
Kenneth Stott
Express needs with speech and text
MyTalk allows users to create and customize communication boards with symbols, text, and images. It supports speech output, switch access, and customizable layouts.
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