Transitions are hardest when the next step is invisible. A child who cannot picture what follows has to be told, again and again.
Spoken reminders arrive and disappear. A schedule stays where the child can check it without asking.
Task cards, arranged in order. Pictures and words you add yourself, so the sequence matches this family or this classroom — not a generic template.
Each finished step is tapped off, and the day ends with a medal or a sprite animation rather than a score.
Preloaded voice prompts — Chinese and English prompts come packaged with the app.
Tap to hear — tap pictures to hear words read aloud.
Graceful fallback — text without a preloaded prompt uses the device voice.
for today
what is next
as it is done
at the end
Families — morning, after-school and bedtime routines
Teachers — a classroom day laid out where students can see it
Autistic children — and any child who does better with a visible plan
Therapists & aides — structure that travels between settings
Built by the adult who knows the child — your photos, your wording
Predictability, not compliance — the point is knowing, not obeying
Reward, not score — a medal at the end, not a ranking
Light to set up — no internet connection is required for everyday use; no accounts, ads or tracking
A day a child can see is a day a child can enter.
Predictability is not a reward system. It gives a child a clearer view of what comes next.