Visual Schedule
One step at a time for autistic and ADHD children, and one shared schedule for the adults — real-time sync, a visible timer, a read-only view for therapists.
30-second promo
What the video shows
Pick a scene to jump to it. Each one links to the part of this page it comes from.
Organizes daily routines. Not a treatment or therapy.
Context
What it does
A visual schedule that shows one step at a time, synced in real time across every caregiver, with a read-only progress view a therapist can be given, a timer a child can see, and microcopy that never blames the child for falling behind.
Who it is for
Parents and caregivers of autistic and ADHD children aged 2–12, usually two or more adults — parents, grandparents, a sitter, a therapist — who all need to be looking at the same schedule.
What it will never claim
No treatment claim, no therapeutic claim, no medical claim. It is a schedule that is easier to follow. That is the whole promise.
No AI at all in this one. It is used by children, and that is reason enough.
Pricing
Free, with a Family tier at $6.99 per month or $49.99 per year.
One of ten
Visual Schedule is one of ten small products I am building in public. Eight of them share a common core and one visual language, so an improvement made for one reaches the others.
Where it stands
As of 11 October 2026: In development and not launched. 39 of 49 build tasks done. Not on the App Store yet.