Turn the morning scramble into a clear, visual plan each child can follow — and feel proud to complete. Set it up together; let the picture do the reminding.
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How it works
Create weekly routines and one-off tasks for each child — morning, homework, chores, bedtime.
Every task gets an icon and a moment in the day, so the plan is a picture, not a lecture.
Kids tick tasks as they go, earn points, and watch the day fill in — no nagging required.
The evidence
Visual schedules aren’t a nice-to-have — they’re one of the most studied supports in child development, especially for neurodivergent kids.
A review of two decades of research found visual activity schedules meet the bar as an evidence-based practice — building independence and skills that generalise from preschool to adulthood.
Visual Activity Schedules (ASAT)When the day is visual and predictable, it stops being a series of surprises. Visual schedules reduce anxiety and ease the transitions that trip up ADHD and autistic children.
Visual schedules for ADHD & autismPlanning, sequencing, and holding steps in mind are exactly what many kids find hardest. A visual routine does the remembering, so the child can just do the next thing.
Visual Activity Schedules (ASAT)Each kid gets their own plan, tuned to their age and their day — and it grows with them.
Weekly plans and one-off tasks bend around sick days, trips, and the unexpected.
The whole family sees the same plan, so nobody’s carrying it all in their head.
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Free to set up. Add your kids, sketch out a morning, and watch it click into place.
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