The toolkit

Pick what the kid in front of you needs today.

Free, in English and Spanish, on the phone or printed. No signup.

My Saved RoutinesThe schedules and cards you saved on this device, ready to reopen in one tap.

In the moment

The same tools as Right now, for this minute.

Make a First-Then BoardFirst we do this. Then we do that. One clear card.Phone + printMake a Change CardThe plan changed. Show the old plan settling back and the new plan taking its place.Phone + printMake a Break CardA card your kid can hand over or point to: I need a break. Print four, or show it on the phone.Phone + printStart a Visual TimerA calm green disk that shrinks as time passes, then a quiet all-done. Nothing prints; it lives on the phone.On phone

Plan the day

Routines and calendars for what happens, and when.

Make a Visual ScheduleDescribe the routine, or just the situation. Get a printable schedule with calm icons.Phone + printMake a Choice BoardA handful of options, laid out clearly. Let your kid point.Phone + printMake a Weekly CalendarLay out the whole week with pictures. Print it to post, or as cut-out squares for a board.Phone + printMake Picture SquaresType the activities for your kid's calendar. Print, cut out the picture squares, and stick them on your board.Print

Something new is coming

Get ready before a big or different day.

Make a Social StoryA few plain sentences to prep for something new or hard.Phone + print

Help others know them

Say how they communicate, so anyone can step in.

Create a Get-to-Know-Me pageThe one page that says how you communicate, what helps, and what you want people to know. Made entirely on your device.Print

For parents, grandparents, teachers, and therapists. We don’t keep what you type, and every family can re-edit the link you hand them, in English or Spanish. Making one for yourself? It works exactly the same; plenty of autistic teens and adults build their own.

Or start from a moment →

Also from Be Ausome: All Ways Heard, the screen you hold up when words are hard. For teens and adults.

New here? Read why I built this, or start from the home page.