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Easylens is a state-of-the-art accessibility assistant mobile application designed to empower visually impaired and neurodivergent users. By blending local computer vision, on-device and cloud large language models, cloud storage databases, and edge wearable glasses integration, Easylens functions as a real-time smart companion.
Adaptive Malayalam AI tutor for neurodivergent learners with personalized learning and mastery tracking.
Development doctrine, architecture manifesto, and umbrella framework for neurodivergent-first accessible software. Covers VoxFaktura LogoSoma Mnemaxis Atlas MA. Founder: Dr. Simon Rasin neuroscientist, war injury survivor, Wernicke-area cavernoma. EAA 2019/882 WCAG 2.2 AA EIC/NCBiR grant anchor.
AI assistant for neurodivergent children
Free, private reading tool for neurodivergent brains. Variable Fixation Formula paste text, transform, read. Nothing leaves your browser.
Classroom algorithm-learning runtime with student and teacher surfaces, local contracts, and SecuredMe gateway-compatible handoff.
Momentum: adaptive chemistry learning app for neurodivergent learners
The first step, and only the first step. An accessibility-first task decomposer for executive dysfunction.
An expense tracking mobile app built in Flutter to know why you're broke. For ND individuals who get overwhelmed dealing with finances.
FocusFlow is a modern, AI-assisted to-do app built with Laravel and React, designed to help users especially those with ADHD manage tasks, stay focused, and build productive habits through smart reminders, Pomodoro sessions, and gamified motivation.
Best Kept Secrets - The Ultimate Digital Tools Reference Hub featuring 200+ curated tools across AI, development, design, and more.
Text strips context. Subtext puts some of it back, in both directions. A bidirectional communication tool for neurodivergent teens, built for the IncludAI hackathon.
An AI re-entry tool for neurodivergent students. Most tools restore your files. Save Point captures a lightweight snapshot of a study session and later reconstructs where you were, what you'd figured out, and the single next action to resume.
An adaptive virtual STEM laboratory where students safely perform experiments that are dangerous, expensive, microscopic, massive, slow, or otherwise inaccessible in a normal classroom.
Nexus a social-scenario-practice app for neurodivergent users. Built for the IncludAI Neurodiversity Hackathon.
Local-first PWA a calm suite of tools for neurodivergent internal states. No account, offline, on-device. Not a clinical or diagnostic tool.
Hybrid conversational AI system for socioemotional support in neurodivergent contexts using NLP, contextual memory, adaptive conversational routing, and supervised generative AI.
AI-powered sensory translation system for neurodivergent individuals - IncludAI Hackathon 2026
NeuroLift Technologies AI Fusion System - TOI-OTOI Framework with AvatarAideAdvocate Architecture for Neurodivergent Support
An accessible web application to improve focus and productivity for neurodivergent users
A multimodal AI accessibility intelligence platform that builds a dynamic digital twin of urban/campus accessibility for different physical and cognitive needs.
Curated list of accessibility resources, tools, and best practices for creating inclusive digital experiences
NeuroBreath: neurodiversity-affirming wellbeing + learning platform (web-first) with evidence-informed tools, structured practice, ethical gamification, progress dashboards, and supporter resources. Includes Focus Garden productivity module. Supportive tools, not medical care.
A teachers tool to help communicate across language and cultural hurdles with children.
A tool to help understand your Neurodiversity Profile
Aurorae Haven is a calm, astro-themed productivity app for neurodivergent users. It supports routines, tasks, habits, notes, and stats with Markdown import/export, reminders, gamification, and strong security for local and mobile use.
WineBOX: From technical emulator to cognitive tool. A low-fidelity digital environment that, through its simplicity, reduces sensory overload and trains executive functions in neurodivergent minds. Open source, science-backed. #Neurodiversity #AssistiveTech
ai-adaptive-assistant for neurodivergent learners
Official app for iOS, Android, and browsers providing secure storage and autofill for login credentials, supporting independent and secure digital management.
Specific task initiation tips for neurodivergents with both Autism and ADHD (AuDHD), focusing on checklist creation, accountability partners, and breaking down steps.
A caregiver app that helps parents and professionals monitor symptoms, behaviors, mealtimes, medications, and daily solutions for autistic children, with trend analysis and reporting capabilities.
An iOS and Android app for tracking symptoms, mood, sleep, nutrition, and health measurements, offering analysis features to identify patterns affecting your well-being.
A webinar archive from Accessible Web outlining WCAG criteria that apply to neurodiversity, focusing on plain language, consistent navigation, and sensory overload prevention.
A customizable, user-friendly tool for parents, therapists, and educators to create sensory diets, visual schedules, and reflex integration programs tailored for neurodivergent children and teens.
Free app for setting reminders and activity steps, helping neurodivergent individuals manage executive functioning and task prioritization.
AI-powered software that adds instant live captions to meetings, lectures, and seminars, with timestamped notes synced to transcripts for neurodivergent workers.
An interactive calendar app that supports caregivers and students with autism and ADHD to manage transitions between activities smoothly and ease transition anxiety.
A CE course podcast entry acting as a resource directory for clinicians on recognizing sensory overload as the root of oppositional or avoidant behaviors.
Free scientific and graphing calculator app and website aiding math learning for students with neurodivergence through visual and interactive tools.
An award-winning app designed to help neurodivergent children find healthy coping mechanisms by fostering gratitude, kindness, and mindfulness through gentle emotional regulation practices.
A note-taking and lecture recording app that creates transcripts and syncs audio with notes, specifically designed to help neurodivergent students manage focus, processing speed, and working memory.
Family of AAC software and devices for non-verbal and minimally verbal individuals, offering customizable communication boards for neurodivergent support.
Chrome extension and web tool offering communication support features including sticky notes, text adaptation, and dictionary for neurodivergent users.
iOS and Android app providing social connection and communication support specifically for individuals with autism, ADHD, and neurodivergence.
A free iOS and Android app that tracks emotions and helps identify factors impacting mood, with data analysis to reveal emotional patterns.
Compilation of inclusive directories helping users find identity-aware therapists who understand neurodivergence and culture.
Service connecting sensitive and neurodivergent clients with aligned practitioners who support neurodivergence.
Documentation page outlining executive function strategies for task initiation and follow-through, designed for educators and parents of neurodivergent children.
Learning Resource Center supporting neurodivergent learning profiles, leveraging strengths to develop personalized learning strategies for all students.
A simple app that creates visual schedules for neurodivergent children, helping them follow routines and reduce anxiety through structured daily planning and reward systems.
Free, web-based diagram and flowchart tool supporting visual thinking and organization for neurodivergent users in education and professional settings.
A collection of games designed to help neurodivergent kids develop vocabulary and tools to manage emotions, supporting emotional regulation through engaging play scenarios.
National resource offering no-strings access to counseling, therapy, and specialist equipment, including AAC adaptations for neurodivergent individuals.
UK-based directory connecting people to verified professionals for autism, ADHD, and neurodivergent support.
A public announcement from Baltimore City Police regarding a new database and expanded tools to support safer interactions with neurodivergent individuals in the field.
Directory of therapists, coaches, and occupational practitioners committed to neurodivergent-affirming learning practices and support.
A comprehensive resource providing a free checklist of sensory calming techniques and a directory of triggers for lighting, environment, people, and movement.
Free community connecting neurodivergent clients with verified neurodivergent-affirming practitioners globally.
Expanded directory of providers who identify as neurodivergent and offer affirming care, including AAC support and communication therapy.
A resource page acting as a directory for educational content on neurodiversity, listing diagnoses like ADHD, autism, and SPD through a sensory lens.
A detailed glossary of 200+ terms covering autism, ADHD, dyslexia, assistive technology, and workplace accessibility, supporting neurodivergence research and understanding.
A resource from WebJunction offering definitions, tools, and strategies for creating inclusive experiences for neurodivergent staff and patrons in library settings.
A curated list of resources bridging cognitive accessibility and UX design, including government guidelines, design systems, and tips for neurodivergent-friendly interfaces.
Curated guide to trusted resources for neurodivergent individuals, featuring an online directory for learning support, advocacy, and education services.
neurolist is an AI-based planner for neurodivergent folks that automatically breaks down scary tasks into manageable steps, helping users with ADHD reach their potential.
Free note-taking app supporting drawing, typing, and highlighting, designed to assist neurodivergent users in planning and organizing information.
Public health repository listing digital health tools for neurodivergent people, searchable by condition-specific needs like organization, communication, and focus.
A guide and toolkit directory for neurodivergent parents, offering self-soothing strategies and a national helpline directory for support.
An AI content creation partner for writing and brainstorming, designed to help neurodivergent users organize thoughts and tasks through whiteboards and custom reference data.
An educational app using farm animals to guide neurodivergent children through social scenarios, teaching essential emotional regulation vocabulary and coping strategies.
Official text-to-speech application for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch designed to support communication for individuals with neurodivergence, including autism and dyslexia.
A workplace guide and resource directory providing actionable tips for leaders to reduce overload for neurodivergent employees and learners.
An official directory listing neural overload courses and resources for neurodivergent adults, grounded in science and lived experience.
Directory of colleges with additional resources for students with learning differences like ADHD and autism, including learning support programs and mentoring.
Structured supports neurodivergent users with visual planning, time blocking, and gentle reminders, offering a design that reduces overwhelm and improves productivity.
Official national organization with local chapters offering training programs for life and job skills to support independence for autistic and neurodivergent adults.
An inclusive visual planner and wellbeing app designed for neurodivergent individuals and caregivers to manage daily routines, track mood, and coordinate tasks with accessibility features.
Official page detailing Tiimo's accessibility features and design principles specifically crafted to support neurodivergent students with executive function challenges.
Official help center and documentation for Tiimo, providing guides on how to set up visual timelines and manage routines for neurodivergent students.
The browser-based version of the Tiimo planning app, offering accessible visual schedule management for students without requiring a mobile device installation.
A symbol-based text-to-speech app providing communication support for neurodivergent users, available with a free trial called 'Discover'.
AAC app that turns iPads and iPhones into spoken word communication devices using customizable word boards for neurodivergent users.
Parent guide providing actionable steps and resources to help neurodivergent learners succeed at home, covering task mapping, external supports, and positive reinforcement.
Compiled list of trusted resources focused on autism, ADHD, and learning disabilities, including educational tools and support for neurodivergent children.
A free printable weekly mood tracker by Dr. Megan Anna Neff using the Emotion Matrix to track emotional patterns for neurodivergent individuals.
An app that teaches neurodivergent children and parents essential coping skills and vocabulary for managing big emotions, focusing on emotional regulation through interactive learning.
A public guide offering 9 actionable steps for home accessibility, including ramps, open floor plans, and smart devices. Provides a structured approach to designing a routine-friendly home for wheelchair users and those with neurodivergence.
Annual award list of remote-accessible digital classroom tools recognized for their improvements in usability and accessibility, including resources for neurodivergent support.
AbleNet, a world leader in assistive technology, offers adaptive devices and curriculum for individuals with disabilities, including tools designed to improve accessibility and independence.
With Reader Mode, Accessibility Reader integrates with Magnifier so you can seamlessly interact with text in the real world, such as in books or on dining menus ...
Official Microsoft documentation for the Accessibility Checker, a built-in tool in Microsoft 365 apps that identifies accessibility issues and provides recommended actions to make content accessible, including reminders for authors to fix issues.
Official Xcode tool for iOS developers to inspect, debug, and test accessibility features like labels, hints, and contrast directly on the iOS simulator or device.
Apple's official Xcode documentation for the Accessibility Inspector, the primary tool for auditing iOS app accessibility routines, verifying labels, and testing screen reader interactions.
Video introduction to Accessibility Reminder, an add-in that inserts reminder comments into documents with tips and links to help articles, notifying authors and contributors of accessibility issues to support neurodivergent users.
A public NPS planning document and tool for self-evaluating park accessibility, identifying barriers for people with disabilities, and creating transition plans for environment planning improvements.
Official Android Developer guide on building accessible apps, including the Accessibility Test Framework for automated routine testing and automated accessibility assertions.
Gives users access to Bookshare books in braille and audio through their iOS devices. App lets users change backgrounds, color, and font size. Also allows for ...
A wellness guide offering tools and tips to empower individuals with disabilities. Focuses on affordable methods to enhance daily routines and well-being, relevant to neurodivergent support in home settings.
A curated list of digital tools (e.g., Google Meet, Otter, Zoom) with accessibility features like captions, screen readers, and keyboard shortcuts. Supports neurodivergent individuals in managing daily work and home routines remotely.
Resources for adaptive cooking tools that make physical, safety, and cognitive aspects of cooking easier for people with disabilities, including specialized utensils and equipment.
Tutorial for ANDI, a free accessibility testing tool from the U.S. Social Security Administration that helps evaluate web pages for accessibility issues, including features useful for verifying neurodivergent-friendly reminder systems.
Official guide to Android's built-in accessibility tools including TalkBack, Live Transcribe, magnification, and voice commands designed to support neurodivergent users and those with disabilities.
Official Google Play Store page for Android Accessibility Suite, the core tool for screen reader routines (TalkBack) on Android devices, enabling eyes-free navigation and accessibility automation.
An Android + iOS accessibility audit covers the same WCAG success criteria across both platforms, but the evaluation work is not identical.
Comprehensive guide for making apps accessible on iOS, Android, and cross-platform frameworks, offering documentation on best practices for neurodivergence support and therapy tool development.
List of assistive classroom tools including speech-to-text and text-to-speech software designed to enhance learning for students with literacy difficulties and neurodivergence.
Official product page for Booster Buddy, a free app specifically designed to help young neurodivergent children understand stress, identify feelings, and practice accessible coping skills in an engaging, interactive format.
Official lead for Bouncy the People Trainer, an app that supports neurodivergent children in building social-emotional skills and accessible coping mechanisms through gamified, age-appropriate learning activities.
An app repository and toolset featuring sensory-friendly games, breathing exercises, and visual calming patterns specifically designed to support emotional regulation and reduce stress for neurodivergent individuals.
1. Open your device's Settings app Settings. 2. Open Accessibility, then TalkBack. 3. Turn on TalkBack. 4. In the confirmation dialog, tap OK. ...
W3C guideline outlining design patterns for providing reminders to support cognitive accessibility, including best practices for setting timely reminders via calendar APIs without interrupting users, essential for neurodivergent support tools.
A leading voice control software that converts speech to text and allows users to command computers via voice, enabling accessibility for those unable to use keyboards or mice during conversation.
Official PDF document from e-Wellbeing detailing an accessible coping skills toolbox with practical strategies like exercise, writing, doodling, and social engagement, designed to support neurodivergent individuals in managing daily stress.
A rating tool and framework for building planning that rewards projects for implementing accessibility features, including non-slip flooring and tactile signage, to ensure inclusive environment planning.
An official planning tool by SEMCOG that calculates environmental impacts and flags compliance priorities for road and development projects, aiding in environment planning and accessibility considerations.
An official W3C tool for generating accessibility statements, helping organizations define accessible environments, support technologies, and plan for inclusive digital access.
Android's native app usage tracker and limit tool that helps users stay focused on tasks and avoid overuse of distracting applications.
iOS feature that limits device use to a single app, reducing distractions and supporting focus for individuals with ADHD and other neurodivergent conditions during therapy sessions.
A website providing simple, inexpensive ideas and tools for adaptive living, including commercially available products and DIY solutions for improving accessibility.
Official state resource listing assistive technology and tools for home accessibility, including motion-sensor lights, grab bars, and railings. Designed to support daily routines for individuals with disabilities.
A comprehensive public checklist detailing specific measurements for doorways, ramps, kitchens, and bathrooms to create an accessible home routine. Covers ADA standards for wheelchair access and neurodivergent-friendly layouts.
A practical guide on modifying homes for accessibility, including ramps, widened doorways, and level transitions. Provides a routine-oriented checklist for making homes safer and easier to navigate for individuals with mobility or neurodivergent challenges.
Official downloadable form from IDD Toolkit designed to help individuals and caregivers create personalized, accessible coping tools specifically for managing stress and behavioral challenges in neurodivergent populations.
A collaborative digital planning tool tested with people with disabilities and municipal planners, specifically designed to support inclusive environment planning and accessibility assessment.
Apple's official developer guide for building accessible iOS applications, detailing VoiceOver integration, Accessibility Inspector tools, and UIAccessibility protocols.
An augmented reality app developed by University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers to assess home accessibility. It uses LAR sensors on iPhones to measure turning radii, door widths, and fixture heights, helping users identify routine-friendly modifications for neurodivergent or disabled individuals.
An online store offering affordable and innovative adaptive products, including mobility aids and assistive technology designed to enhance daily life for individuals with disabilities.
A flexible planning tool designed to overcome ad-hoc limitations in existing accessibility analysis, offering enhanced urban analytics for environment planning with customizable geographic coverage and methodology.
Official documentation from Mental Health America providing a comprehensive, accessible guide and toolkit for building a personal coping skills toolbox, with strategies tailored for diverse needs including neurodivergence.
The official Microsoft repository for accessibility tools, including features like Narrator and dictation, designed to support accessible conversation and text input for users with diverse needs.
Microsoft's official product page offering a comprehensive overview of built-in accessibility features across Windows, Android, and other platforms, including adaptive tools for neurodivergent users.
A comprehensive collection of calming, meditation, and mindfulness apps designed for neurodivergent users, featuring sensory-friendly interfaces and guided sessions for anxiety relief on iOS and Android.
MDN's comprehensive guide on mobile web accessibility, covering responsive design, touch interactions, and screen reader testing strategies for both iOS and Android.
Public developer guide covering technical requirements for iOS and Android mobile accessibility routines, including touch target sizing, spacing, and interaction pattern standardization.
Mobile screen readers like VoiceOver and TalkBack help blind and low-vision users navigate smartphones. Understand how they work. Learn more.
An official product page for an ADA-compliant live chat platform that exceeds WCAG 2.1 AA standards, ensuring accessible conversation support for users with disabilities.
Official resource page for Coping Cards, a portable, accessible tool used in therapeutic settings to support neurodivergent individuals during moments of emotional overwhelm by providing structured, easy-to-follow coping strategies.
Discover how to improve smartphone accessibility with screen readers. Learn how to set up TalkBack on Android, VoiceOver on iPhone, ...
Document conversion service that transforms PDFs and Word files into accessible formats like audio and ePubs, enabling parents to support children with diverse learning needs.
Documentation on using voice-activated smart systems to control lights, thermostats, and appliances. These tools support daily routines by reducing dexterity barriers and enabling automated home environments for neurodivergent users.
Official documentation and app-store lead for Smiling Mind, a clinically validated mindfulness app designed to help neurodivergent individuals manage stress, anxiety, and improve accessibility in coping skills through age-appropriate tools.
A tool by the NAAEE to help programs become more inclusive and accessible, featuring a five-step self-evaluation process for assessing accessibility environments and planning improvements.
Repository of digital instructional materials and classroom tools meeting Title II requirements, focused on accessibility for students with disabilities and learning challenges.
A communication method and tool designed to support adults with aphasia by using spoken/written keywords, body language, gestures, and pictographs to facilitate natural conversation and reveal competence.
Official Android feature allowing device control via external switches, supporting users with mobility impairments to access life skills and communication tools.
Community discussion recommending Talk Me Calendar as an app providing persistent voice reminders for blind and neurodivergent users, with settings to speak notifications and integrate with VoiceOver.
Official listing for an accessible, free educational resource on building a Coping Skills Tool Box, suitable for neurodivergent students, offering guided activities and self-reflection tools for teachers and caregivers.
Central repository providing K-12 educators with standard-aligned accessibility strategies, including universal tools and assistive technologies to support neurodivergent students in the classroom.
The Technology-Related Assistance for Individuals with Disabilities (TRAID) program provides access to assistive technology loans, training, and adaptive devices for people with disabilities in New York.
A web accessibility solution platform offering tools to improve UX and achieve WCAG conformance, supporting environment planning for digital accessibility and neurodivergence inclusion.
Apple's official screen reader for iOS that enables navigation and interaction for users with visual impairments and supports neurodivergent users through auditory feedback and customization.
Official Apple Support documentation for VoiceOver, the built-in screen reader on iOS that supports routine navigation gestures, accessibility testing, and assistive technology integration.
Official W3C documentation for WCAG 2.2, which includes specific success criteria for mobile accessibility on iOS and Android, covering touch targets, gestures, and assistive technology support.
Official W3C documentation introducing assistive technologies and adaptive strategies used by people with disabilities, including screen readers, magnifiers, and speech recognition software.
A curated list of caregiver apps including The Ability App, Wheelmate, and CoughDrop, designed to improve accessibility for neurodivergent and disabled individuals by assisting caregivers with navigation, communication, and medication tracking.
Official documentation from Level Access providing actionable tips for iOS and Android developers to reduce cognitive overload, including color contrast, text resizing, and user-centered design for diverse disabilities.
Accessibility app helping people with intellectual disabilities travel safely by tapping pictures of desired destinations, with software providing step-by-step navigation for bus or foot travel.
An advanced app locating wheelchair-accessible places and providing detailed info on hearing, sight, and cognitive accessibility, including noise levels, ASL staff, braille, and communication aids.
An intelligent assessment engine for development teams and organizations to evaluate accessibility compliance needs for digital products, analyzing application context, user needs, and regulatory obligations.
Public guide detailing mobile app accessibility testing methods, common barriers, and compliance with ADA and WCAG for iOS and Android platforms.
App connecting people with mobility issues to inclusive places, featuring a platform for users to rate venues on accessibility and share detailed information about accessible features.
Official Google Play Store page for Ahead, a stress management and emotional intelligence app offering interactive coaching tailored for busy lifestyles with accessible coaching methods.
Official website for AirA, a mobile platform connecting blind and visually impaired users with trained agents for on-demand visual assistance, fostering independence in work and daily life.
Official Apple support documentation detailing built-in iOS and macOS accessibility tools like VoiceOver, Magnification, and Siri, which are essential for mobile app independence for neurodivergent and disabled users.
Documentation on automated and manual testing strategies for mobile app accessibility, including PoUR principles and WCAG success criteria.
A crowdsourced app that helps wheelchair users find accessible restaurants, hotels, and stores by rating their accessibility and safety features.
An accessibility app connecting blind or low-vision users with sighted volunteers via live video for assistance with daily tasks like reading labels or navigating surroundings.
Mobile app connecting neurodivergent and disabled users with sighted volunteers via video calls for real-time accessibility support and learning assistance.
Evidence-based review of mental health apps, including myCompass, with accessibility features for neurodivergent users managing anxiety, depression, and stress.
An accessibility-focused caregiver app based on Apple Watch technology that provides remote monitoring, real-time alerts, and health tracking to support caregivers of neurodivergent individuals.
Official App Store listing for Breathe, Think, Do with Sesame, a free, accessible emotional regulation app for preschoolers featuring Sesame Street activities to learn calming skills.
A private digital 'village' app designed to simplify communication and task coordination for families caring for older adults or loved ones with neurodevelopmental needs, including AI-assisted routine management.
Official repository of mobile apps from the Centers for Disease Control for consumers and healthcare providers.
Mobile app supporting reading, PDF editing, and text magnification with neurodivergence-friendly features like text-to-speech and visual customization.
An analysis of how app design layers (signal vs. engagement) contribute to cognitive trapping and overload, offering insights for building neurodivergence-friendly mobile experiences.
Documentation page describing CoughDrop, a cloud-based AAC app available on iOS, Android, and Web, featuring customizable communication boards and a free trial.
An app that displays a map of wheelchair-accessible locations near you, allowing users to add and comment on places to help others access necessary information.
Free drug information reference app with mobile access for checking medication details and dosing.
A peer-reviewed paper examining mobile accessibility evaluation methodologies, with findings on how manual testing and WCAG-EM tools are critical for addressing overload in public apps.
A mobile app designed to help neurodivergent users initiate tasks through gamified interfaces, visual timers, and breaking down complex projects into manageable steps.
Official website for Glean, a student accessibility tool that allows recording of class lectures while enabling users to highlight key parts and add typed notes for review.
Comprehensive guide on selecting accessible mood tracker apps, highlighting customization, privacy, and ease of use for neurodivergent individuals.
Camera-based tool reading text, identifying objects, and describing surroundings, enhanced with TalkBack for audio accessibility.
Speech-to-text app converting spoken conversations to real-time text, supporting inclusive communication for deaf or hard-of-hearing users.
Official demo showing how Guided Hands helps individuals with neurodivergence or mobility challenges access AAC devices through adaptive hand support techniques.
A mobile app allowing users with disabilities to rate, review, and research locations based on accessibility, covering over 10,000 locations in 50 states and 30+ countries.
Accessibility app enabling users to rate, review, and research venues like restaurants, hotels, concert venues, and sporting arenas with detailed accessibility ratings and information.
Apple App Store page for Insight Timer, offering 160k+ accessible meditations and timer features for mindfulness and emotional regulation, designed for both beginners and professionals.
Fable's guide to mobile accessibility research, noting that 81% of users feel accessibility barriers significantly impact their ability to enjoy mobile devices, directly addressing neurodivergence and overload challenges.
Apple's developer documentation covering best practices for building accessible iOS mobile apps, including support for VoiceOver, dynamic text, and color contrast.
A comprehensive study revealing that 23% of analyzed mobile apps lack accessibility metadata, highlighting widespread issues with information overload and poor neurodivergent support in current public apps.
Official page for LetMeTalk, a free offline AAC app offering a wide library of symbols and images, enabling users to create custom communication boards for iOS and Android.
Apple's research on using on-device ML to infer accessibility from UI pixels, offering a technical approach to automatically detect and reduce information overload in mobile apps.
Free clinical reference app providing medical news, drug information, calculators, and diagnostic tools for healthcare professionals.
A study evaluating the quality of mHealth apps for dementia caregivers, noting the need for tailored, evidence-based AI solutions to support caregivers of individuals with neurocognitive conditions.
A systematic review identifying 44 mobile apps for caregivers, highlighting features in information resources, family communication, and caregiver-recipient interactions relevant to neurodivergence support.
The #1 privacy-respecting mood tracker designed for low-effort, accessible tracking with beautiful customization and support for neurodivergent users.
Official website page to download Nagish, an AAC app that provides a text-to-speech introduction message and supports phone access for users with speech challenges.
A systematic review identifying key usability barriers and strategies like simplified navigation and enlarged touch targets that directly mitigate information overload for neurodivergent and aging populations.
An app that identifies accessible playgrounds for children with special needs, including user reviews on accessibility, safety, and equipment suitability.
Official page for Proloquo2Go, a leading AAC app that turns iOS devices into communication systems for individuals who cannot speak or need help being understood.
Leading augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) app using symbol-based tools, text, and voice output for individuals with speech disabilities.
A mobile productivity tool featuring 'micro-task' initiation modes and dopamine-tracking graphs to help users overcome procrastination and start tasks easily.
Web-based emotional regulation tool by Dolly Bhargava designed for neurodivergent individuals, featuring visual storytelling and accessible interfaces for children and adults with emotional difficulties.
Official website for RogerVoice, an app that makes voice calls visually accessible through real-time text captioning and video calls with sign language interpreters for those with communication barriers.
A free, community-driven app that helps people with mobility issues find accessible spaces, providing reliable information on wheelchair ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms at restaurants and public venues.
An app that enables users to spread education about sensory processing skills and find sensory-friendly places within their community.
Official resource page highlighting Snap Core First, a symbol-based AAC app for iPad, with a free trial for SLPs and free access for ASHA members.
Official Apple App Store page for Speech Assistant AAC, a text-to-speech tool designed for people with speech impairments due to Aphasia, ALS, Autism, Stroke, or Cerebral Palsy.
Official page for Talkitt, an app that translates unintelligible pronunciation into understandable speech by learning user speech patterns, helping individuals with speech and language disorders.
Official website for TapTapSee, a mobile app that identifies objects using the camera and voice, designed to help users with visual impairments navigate their environment independently.
A guide to top caregiver apps for scheduling, medication tracking, and communication, featuring tools that enhance accessibility and reduce burden for caregivers supporting neurodivergent individuals.
A study analyzing how smartphone users experience mobile information overload and struggle with information tasks, providing a foundation for developing neurodivergence-supportive app tools.
Clinical support tool offering evidence-based medical diagnosis, decision support, and AI-assisted reasoning via a mobile app for iOS and Android.
Decision-support tool designed to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient safety with mobile access for clinicians.
Official introduction to Vocable AAC, a mobile app that enables people with limited motor control to communicate using head-tracking technology.
Official page for Voice4U, a picture-based communication app for individuals with speech challenges, featuring portable, customizable boards to bridge communication gaps.
Official Apple documentation for VoiceOver, the built-in screen reader for iOS that enables accessibility for users with visual impairments in mobile apps.
The W3C's official quick reference for WCAG 2.2, including principles and criteria specifically applicable to mobile app accessibility compliance.
Community-powered app allowing users to rate and find accessible places using a traffic light system (green for step-free, orange for partially accessible, red for not accessible), covering toilets, parking, and public spaces.
A crowdsourced app enabling wheelchair users to find accessible restrooms, parking spots, and other facilities marked and rated by the community.
Official website for WheelMate, a community-driven mobile app that helps users locate accessible parking spots and restrooms globally, supporting accessibility independence for those with mobility challenges.
Free app providing an instant overview of the nearest wheelchair-friendly toilets and parking spaces on an interactive map, powered by wheelchair users who verify locations themselves.
Official App Store page for Wisdom, an accessible emotional regulation app for children (ages 4-10) using interactive stories and emotion games to build SEL skills and emotional awareness.
Official event page for AbilityNet's TechShare Pro 2025 panel discussing neurodiversity in digital accessibility, featuring startup and research leads.
Peer-reviewed research article from ACM exploring mobile application design strategies to enhance accessibility for neurodiverse users.
Official resource for the Alert Program, a tool empowering neurodiverse individuals to recognize and adjust alertness levels to facilitate improved engagement in daily tasks and self-regulation.
A comprehensive collection of open-source resources, tools, and guides for neurodivergent individuals, including coping strategies and community support materials.
Open repository of neuro-affirming webinars, coping skill animations, and free educational materials for educators supporting autistic and neurodivergent students.
Open-source educational website and resource hub for autistic young people and parents, featuring tools for understanding diagnoses and advocating for needs.
Community-collated collection of open-source (FREE) neurodiversity-affirming tools, including coping skill padlets and training materials for autistic youth.
A blog by Patrick Dwyer offering deep discussions on neurodiversity, the double empathy problem, and contemporary topics blending academic research with lived experience.
Research initiative exploring open-source tools and digital environments that support neurodivergent young people, with findings on coping mechanisms in online gaming.
An app created by a developer to help neurodivergent individuals plan errands around quieter times, reducing overstimulation and stress in crowded environments to maintain calm.
Article reviewing systemic barriers faced by neurodivergent researchers and shared values between neurodiversity and open scholarship for better community support.
A platform enabling educators to transform traditional teaching materials into interactive digital formats with features like instant feedback and visual aids for diverse learners.
Explanation by a speech therapist on neurodiversity-affirming therapy, highlighting startup opportunities to build tools that focus on strengths rather than 'fixing' neurodivergent traits in speech development.
Startup model for autism and neurodiversity support, offering strengths-based diagnostics, assessments, and personalized care across multiple US locations.
A PAS guide for designers and planners on creating inclusive built environments by addressing lighting, acoustics, layout, and wayfinding to reduce sensory overload.
An open-source augmented reality and AI software platform integrated with smart glasses to help users with autism and ADHD interpret social cues, emotions, and visual instructions for improved social-emotional learning.
Educational resource from Expressable, a digital speech therapy platform, detailing neurodiversity-affirming practices and potential startup opportunities in autism and speech support technology.
Innovative startup using VR to teach social, behavioral, and life skills to neurodiverse individuals, grounded in research and effective therapeutic design.
Official product page for Floreo, a startup using virtual reality to teach social, communication, behavioral, and life skills to neurodiverse individuals.
Official product page for InFlow's science-based app suite, including tools to manage ADHD, build routines, and track habits with customizable features for neurodivergent users.
Framework for open and reproducible research training focused on neurodiversity reading materials, including annotated recommendations and volunteer-submitted papers.
An organization providing resources and recommendations for social skills and life skills apps tailored for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities.
Documentation page from the Frist Center for Autism and Innovation, providing start-up support resources for startups focused on autism and neurodiversity technology.
Official program from the Frist Center for Autism and Innovation at Vanderbilt University providing partnership and support for startup companies championing autism and neurodiversity, including those focused on speech and communication tools.
GitHub's internal 'Neurocats' community of belonging that fosters support for neurodiverse employees through private groups, open dialogue, and flexibility accommodations.
An open-accessible AI mind mapping tool that allows users to visualize and organize information flow, helping neurodivergent learners structure thoughts and improve cognition through generative AI.
Official Google support documentation detailing built-in Android mobile features like Live Caption and Voice Control tailored for neurodiverse users.
A collaborative open-source wiki offering curated resources on sensory-friendly home routines, including app recommendations and DIY tools.
Official documentation for an open-source routine planner project, offering step-by-step guides on building flexible, sensory-friendly home routines.
A science-based, open-source-inspired app for ADHD management that offers adaptive tools for task initiation, time blindness, and executive function support through personalized coaching and structure.
Startup program supporting neurodivergent founders, partnering with Autism Angels Group to launch cohorts for inclusive entrepreneurship and business development.
Jotit's organization app designed to help neurodivergent children concentrate, organize tasks, and achieve goals through digital tools.
A community app for autistic and neurodivergent individuals over 18 to connect, learn, and thrive, offering 'Neuro Nuggets' resources to support emotional regulation and calm.
Service page for Kate Boot, offering neurodivergent advocacy and therapeutic services, representing a potential startup or consultancy model for families and clinicians navigating neurodiversity and speech support.
Open-source project management tool featuring Kanban boards and customizable workflows, specifically designed to support neurodivergent users with visual task tracking and adaptive notification systems.
Profile of Ariel, a speech-language pathologist specializing in neurodiversity-affirming therapy for autism and ADHD, potentially indicating a startup or private practice model for collaborative homeschool and family support.
Public documentation page offering a mobile accessibility toolkit specifically designed for neurodivergent users, including app recommendations and design guidelines.
Lyra's specialized care platform for neurodivergent individuals, offering tailored therapy, mental health support, and organizational inclusion programs for startups and teams.
A free app offering digital card decks that guide users through everyday tasks, enhancing independence for individuals with autism and other cognitive disabilities.
Official CNCF Slack community channel (#merge-forward, #neurodiversity) where neurodivergent open-source contributors and allies collaborate on accessibility and conversation support.
Blog post by Kelly Mahler outlining six shifts educators and parents should make to provide modern, effective emotion regulation supports tailored for neurodivergent learners.
Comprehensive guide for creating and running neurodivergent peer support groups, with frameworks for conversation support and community building.
Article detailing co-regulation as an embodied presence of togetherness, offering low-demand strategies like body doubling and parallel play to support self-regulation and sensory balance in neurodivergent individuals.
Video resource by Emily Kircher-Morris outlining the 'I Can Method' for building emotional regulation and self-awareness in neurodiverse learners, including strategies for problem-solving and cognitive flexibility.
Volunteer-led charity fostering neuroinclusive workplaces, supporting employers and neurodivergent individuals with understanding and accessibility strategies.
Podcast featuring leaders in psychology and education discussing positive impacts on neurodivergent people, with resources for reading and learning support.
Open-source repository for neurodiversity reading recommendations, curated by a neurodiverse group of researchers via OSF. Includes annotated reading lists and theme-based papers.
Research framework for neurodiversity-affirming interventions in educational and clinical settings, offering principles for supportive conversations and open scholarship.
A private, open-source knowledge base and writing app that adapts to the user's thinking style, allowing for customizable layouts, plugins, and categorization to reduce cognitive load for neurodivergent individuals.
A collection of open-source reminder tools and projects on GitHub, allowing developers and users to create customizable reminder systems for neurodivergent support and task management.
Article detailing four examples of how open-source tools create accessible environments for neurodivergent individuals, including communication and navigation aids.
Otsimo offers a free open-source augmentative/alternative communication (AAC) tool to help nonverbal children express themselves, alongside educational games for autism.
Open-source friendly AI meeting assistant that automatically transcribes and highlights key points, aiding neurodivergent users in focusing on live content without the stress of note-taking.
Free, confidential open support group for parents of neurodivergent kids, providing a judgment-free space to share experiences and access community resources.
A visual storytelling app helping individuals with communication challenges create and share personal stories and social narratives using photos, videos, and audio.
Educational resource on neurodiversity-affirming therapy practices, offering insights for startups developing mental health support tools for neurodivergent individuals.
Active discussion forum thread where Python community members propose and implement support strategies for neurodivergent newcomers, including conversation guidelines.
Professional insights from a speech and language therapist on pro-neurodiversity practices, including strategies for startups aiming to build supportive, identity-affirming communication tools.
A startup founded in 2022 in Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil, offering a gamified platform that uses biometric sensors and biofeedback to teach children with ADHD emotional self-regulation and calming techniques through real-time monitoring and rewards.
Official news coverage of Self Intelligence for Life, a startup app using biometric sensors and gamified games to teach emotional self-regulation to children with ADHD, ASD, and anxiety via real-time biofeedback.
Website for Speech Dude, a startup model that supports autistic children using a neurodiversity-accepting approach and collects data targeting positive self-identity for educational and therapeutic tools.
A free educational resource using interactive games and activities to help children with autism develop literacy and math skills in an engaging format.
Open educational repository providing mutual aid resources, coping skill guides, and human-centered learning tools for neurodivergent and disabled individuals.
Free, practical open-source toolkit launched by The Open University to help parents and caregivers navigate neurodiversity, including resources for diagnosis and support strategies.
Curated collection of open-source books, podcasts, and websites for families navigating neurodiversity, sensory processing, and occupational therapy support.
Neurodivergent-affirming clinical program with seasoned clinicians offering evidence-based therapy, diagnostics, and support for startups in the neurodiversity field.
Warm, supportive community and practical open tools for neurodivergent parents, offering resources for diagnosed and self-identified families navigating neurodiversity.
An interactive tool teaching social skills through animated stories, helping users navigate social situations, identify emotions, and maintain eye contact.
Open repository of therapy goals, worksheets, and free resources for neurodiversity-affirming practices, including coping skills frameworks for SLPs and OTs.
A startup dedicated to helping neurodivergent young adults gain the skills, confidence, and independence to navigate life successfully.
Official open-source parent education module and toolkit from the Clearinghouse for Military Family Readiness at Penn State, designed to support caregivers of neurodivergent and autistic children.
A neurodivergent-friendly app available on Android and Apple that provides visual timers, reminders, and checklists to help users manage routines and reduce anxiety, with a 1-month free trial.
An app developed by Parker Klein and Joe Steilberg to help neurodivergent people stay organized with to-do lists and reminders, reducing mental clutter and stress to promote calm daily functioning.
Official product page for Twos, an app co-founded by Twos creators to help users stay organized with to-do lists, reminders, and events, streamlining daily routine management.
Comprehensive guide from the University of the Sciences (USAHS) outlining key principles and startup-relevant practices for neurodiversity-affirming speech therapy, emphasizing strengths-based approaches.
Video episode dedicated to understanding neurodiversity-affirming practices with AAC use, featuring Dr. Allison Bean.
A toolkit from the ADHD Cooperative offering interactive checklists, countdowns, and timer strategies supported by therapists.
Neurodiversity-affirming AI assistant for ADHD executive function support. Features crisis detection, circuit breaker psychology, and local-first processing.
Curated list of communication aids such as speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and AAC tools vital for neurodiverse individuals expressing themselves and engaging in workplace or educational settings.
Official resource hub from the Therapist Neurodiversity Collective advocating for improved AAC quality in neurodivergent populations.
Collection of blogs, videos, and TED Talks featuring neurodivergent voices and AAC users' experiences.
An audiobook study player built for every kind of mind hybrid EPUB+audio with research-backed accessibility fonts (Lexend, OpenDyslexic), designed with the AuDHD community in mind.
Industry-leading speech-to-text software with high accuracy for dictation, supporting British English and integrating with Microsoft Office for neurodivergent communication needs.
Practical tips for caregivers on navigating sensory overload in public spaces, featuring a recommended sensory toolkit with noise-canceling headphones and comforting objects.
A curated collection of thoughtful neurodivergent planners designed for unique needs, including ADHD and autism-friendly organizers with energy-based tracking.
Fathom is a free AI tool that records and transcribes Zoom meetings, enabling active listening without the distraction of note-taking for neurodivergent professionals.
A collection of practical guides and app recommendations for managing sensory overload, including strategies for public transport and social gatherings.
Official Microsoft documentation listing accessibility tools for Windows and 365 designed to support neurodiversity, including text-to-speech, voice typing, and focus helpers.
Free dictation tool within Microsoft 365, suitable for basic speech-to-text needs with cloud-based functionality, ideal for users with dyslexia or speech difficulties.
Global search platform for neurodiversity-affirming care providers, including AAC specialists and neurodivergent support experts.
Public article and toolkit with free strategies for sensory safety plans, environment modification, and mindfulness tools to support emotional well-being through regulation.
Research and guides on exploring sensory profiles, identifying triggers and soothers, and managing sensory overload in ADHD and Autistic adult populations.
A practical video guide presenting a 5-tool sensory overload kit for neurodivergent adults, including anchor objects, visual input reduction, and grounding techniques.
Curated list of neurodivergent-affirming therapists, coaches, and AAC specialists with tag-based filtering for precise searches.
Worldwide directory of neurodiversity-affirming therapists, psychologists, and AAC support professionals.
Educational course listing strategies to integrate neurodiversity into pediatric AAC practices and support caregivers.
Official resource directory providing links to helpful tools, sensory guides, and cards from organizations like the National Autistic Society and Ambitious About Autism.
Notion is a platform that reduces stress and enhances organization, especially for individuals with ADHD, offering customizable workspaces and visual planning tools.
Peer-reviewed study identifying key principles (Sensoryscape, Space, Predictability) that underlie disabling or enabling sensory environments in public spaces.
Comprehensive resource for AAC apps and communication tools supporting autistic, non-speaking, and minimally verbal individuals in educational and workplace settings.
Official Stanford Center for Teaching and Learning guide providing strategies for neurodiverse students to overcome executive functioning challenges in task initiation.
Official site for The Alert Program, offering structured programs and digital tools to teach self-awareness and self-regulation, beneficial for autism and ADHD sensory needs.
A curated directory of evidence-based task initiation strategies and executive functioning tips for neurodivergent children and adults.
A specialized planner designed to transform approaches to tasks for neurodivergent individuals, focusing on energy-based organization and routine building.
A vetted directory of trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming therapists specializing in AAC and communication support.
Documentation page explaining how Tiimo's visual tools and planning features help neurodivergent users manage sensory processing challenges and regulate arousal levels.
Official product page for the Time Timer, a visual timer widely recommended in neurodiversity directories to help users start and manage tasks.
Official documentation for Trello, a visual repository tool used to break down projects and create checklists for easier task initiation.
A to-do list app with smart lists, location-based reminders, and notification features, tailored for organizing tasks and staying productive.
An inclusive AI-powered care platform designed to support individuals with neurodivergent conditions such as Autism and Dyslexia. NeuroNest provides tools for learning, emotional support, daily routines, and real-time monitoring for caregivers and healthcare professionals.
SPARK a Claude-powered robot companion for a neurodivergent kid. Built on SunFounder PiCar-X + Raspberry Pi.
An alarm clock app with customizable tasks like solving puzzles before the alarm stops, useful for reminders that require action to complete.
A free collection of small, satisfying interactive games for iOS and Android designed to reduce stress and provide repetitive sensory input for calming effects.
An iOS app designed to accelerate speech and language development for children with autism, featuring tools to track progress and practice communication skills.
An open-source sensory environment checklist from BBC to guide the planning of neurodivergent-friendly buildings, focusing on lighting, acoustics, busy patterns, and layout.
Official Sesame Street app for iOS and Android that teaches children calming strategies like 'Breathe, Think, Do' through interactive stories and games to manage anxiety.
Official Calm app for iOS featuring guided meditations, breathing exercises, and sleep stories designed to reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. Available on both iOS and Android.
An open-source AAC mobile app for iOS, Android, Windows, and Amazon Fire. It supports over 40 languages and uses symbols and text-to-speech for children and adults with hearing or language problems.
A comprehensive project management app with task tracking, reminders, and collaboration tools, ideal for teams and individuals managing complex workflows.
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A paid visual sensory app for iOS and Android that allows users to manipulate flowing lights and colors, serving as a grounding and calming tool for neurodivergent individuals.
Official page for Focus Bear, an iOS and Android app that structures days with automated routines, website blockers, and mindfulness breaks. It is designed to help build focus-friendly habits for autistic and ADHD adults.
HealthHub is an interactive, gamified, and sensory-friendly web application designed to teach critical first aid skills for children on the autism spectrum and those with different learning needs.
A sensory-based calming app for iOS and Android that turns the screen into a touch-responsive visual tool with color gradients and waves to help users ground and relax.
A Chrome extension that adapts text on webpages, adjusts font sizes, provides sticky notes, and includes a dictionary, helping users with neurodivergence manage information and communication overlays.
A science-based app for ADHD management, helping users build skills, track tasks, and set reminders to improve daily organization and focus.
A web-based pomodoro technique timer compatible with iOS and Android browsers. It helps neurodivergent students manage time and focus through structured work intervals.
A browser and mobile app that reads websites, PDFs, and images aloud, supporting users with ADHD or dyslexia to process written conversation material more effectively.
A comprehensive audit tool for planning neurodivergent-friendly environments, covering sensory inputs (sound, light), physical layout, and communication strategies to ensure neuro-affirming spaces.
A public resource providing design considerations for spatial arrangement, ventilation, and zoning to create enabling spaces for neurodivergent populations.
A UK-based toolkit outlining 7 key principles for engaging neurodiverse populations in planning and design processes, with resources for inclusive environment planning.
An AI-powered app designed to bridge communication gaps by translating conversations between neurodivergent and neurotypical minds, offering a freeform section to input personal preferences like sensory sensitivities.
AdaptBuddy neurodiverse-first EdTech with AI emotion insights, parent dashboards, and teacher tools. Built with React, TypeScript, Zustand, Supabase & Firebase.
A meeting assistant that transcribes conversations with summaries and action items, helping neurodivergent individuals capture and review verbal exchanges without the pressure of real-time note-taking.
A leading iOS AAC app for children and adults with autism or speech delays. It uses visual symbols and text-to-speech to support language growth, featuring bilingual options in English and Spanish.
A free and subscription-based text-to-speech tool for iOS, Android, and Chrome. It aids students with dyslexia by converting text to speech, providing dictionary definitions, and supporting grammar checks.
A task management tool with scheduling, subtasks, and sharing capabilities, designed to help users track and remind themselves of upcoming tasks.
Official Google Play listing for RoutineFlow, an ADHD planner and organizer for Android. It helps users build consistent daily routines and puts success on autopilot with automated scheduling.
Source-backed overview of Routinery, a practical routine builder for iOS and Android. It features an AI co-planner that breaks down tasks into steps, syncs with Google Calendar, and uses individual timers with audio prompts.
A calming meditation app for iOS and Android that helps users track emotions, practice breathing, and find short mindfulness exercises to reduce stress and anxiety.
A productivity app for intentional planning that helps users align tasks with energy levels, supporting the planning of daily routines and environment management for neurodivergent users.
A visual timer and planning app built specifically for neurodivergent individuals, featuring reminders, checklists, and task management to support daily conversation and routine organization.
A mobile app designed for visual routines and daily planning, offering structured schedules and reminders to help neurodivergent users manage their environment and time effectively.
Official documentation for Tiimo, detailing features for visual scheduling, routine building, and environment planning tailored for neurodivergent professionals and students.
Official Tonen app for iOS (Android coming) offering 188+ conversation scripts, perspective helpers, and built-in calming tools specifically designed to reduce cognitive load and anxiety for neurodivergent adults.
Official AAC app lineup from PRC-Saltillo, a major AAC vendor offering Apple-focused communication apps.
Overload Atlas is an immersive 3D sensory simulator that lets students experience NJIT campus locations before visiting them in real life.
BCI-assisted neurodivergent productivity suite self-reported or EEG-driven cognitive metrics + an agentic AI task planner (Claude) that adapts to how your brain is actually performing.
App Store listing for an AAC app made for early communicators with autism, focused on easy communication and natural speech development.
Autism and Beyond is a caregiver-friendly iPhone app developed to screen young children for autism using scalable, reliable, and validated tools outside clinical settings. Built on Apple's ResearchKit platform.
Picture-based communication app designed for children and others with speech impairments.
A DBT-informed app designed to help users manage intense emotions and urges through structured coping strategies.
A self-care app with mood check-ins, gentle habit-building, and emotional regulation support often recommended for neurodivergent users.
Lecture note-taking and study support app that helps students record, transcribe, and review classes.
Phone-based sensory toolkit with calming haptic patterns, tracing, tactile play, adjustable intensity, and a gentle mode for autistic and neurodivergent users.
A mindfulness and meditation app with guided exercises that can support stress reduction, emotional regulation, and grounding.
Digital life-skills app for autistic and neurodivergent users that breaks everyday tasks into guided steps.
My Virtual Carer App is a smart all-in-one app for caregivers and neurodivergent individuals, offering a comprehensive suite of caregiving tools tailored for neurodivergence support.
NetApp is designed for neurodivergent teens and can be used alone or by a caregiver. It supports ADHD, autism, anxiety, brain fog, and burnout with integrated tools for daily management.
Curated public directory of apps and tools for neurodivergent support, including routine, task, focus, and daily-living aids such as Tiimo, Habitica, and other planning tools.
Safe4All is designed to assist caregivers of people with Autism and other IDDs through their daily routine with validated task management and secure communications, ensuring safety, security, and productivity. Available for iOS and Android.
Microsofts talking camera app that reads text and describes objects, useful for students who need accessible reading support.
Apple App Store listing for an ADHD and autism support app that generates insight reports to help understand patterns in behavior, emotions, and routines.
Google Play listing for a text-to-speech AAC app designed for people with speech impairments, including autism, aphasia, and stroke-related communication challenges.
Text-to-speech app that reads written content aloud and is commonly recommended for neurodivergent students.
AAC app for nonverbal autism, aphasia, stroke, and other speech or language disorders, with AI-powered word prediction and text-to-speech.
The official Apple App Store page for Tiimo, featuring a revamped Co-Planner experience designed to reduce cognitive load. This app helps neurodivergent users organize tasks, build routines, and manage daily schedules with visual aids and automated reminders.
Official product page for an AAC communication app used to support speech and language needs with customizable symbol and text-based communication.
An AI-powered mental health app that offers CBT- and DBT-based tools for anxiety, low mood, and emotion regulation.