Choiceworks

Choiceworks

by Bee Visual, LLC

255 ratings
139 reviews
$29.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 16, 2011
  • July 16, 2026

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This app helps children develop independence and manage emotions through visual schedules, waiting skill practice, and feeling identification tools. It supports caregivers and educators in fostering positive behavior and emotional regulation at home and in school.

Visual schedules for daily routines
Tools for understanding and managing feelings
Improve waiting and turn-taking skills
Customizable with own images and audio
Supports multiple user profiles
Printable boards and PDF export
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What users say

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What's New in Choiceworks

18.6

July 16, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

User reviews

Former ESE (special education) teacher approved

My daughter is a level one autistic with adhd and severe dyslexia.

This application is so customizable, you can attach audio, pictures and video to the schedule. There’s also “if…. Then….”, wait timers with choices, emotional regulation charts with choices and social stories.

I cannot speak highly enough of this application that gives my child the ability to regulate and be independent.
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Good App with bug in customisation

We are return users of the app, however I notice that there is a new bug and we are unable to create our own images/ icons as it keeps asking us to add a caption to the photo/ picture even when one has already been added.

Landscape mode?

Still trying to understand how to properly set this app up for my son. I want to install this on a wall mounted tablet and everything else that we use is setup for landscape mode. Does this app not allow that configuration?

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I lov it but I think you should just improve your reading comprehension

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Choiceworks is amazing for my students that I work with. It is so easy to use.

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Library won't load, preventing app usage

Bug

Schedules reset when switching profiles

Bug

Crashes after recent update

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Sync schedules across devices

Feature

Ability to add more than 7-8 steps in a schedule

Feature

More diverse set of icons and images

Feature

Customizable timer sounds

Feature

Option to use recorded voice for schedule titles

Feature

FAQ

What does the Choiceworks app do?

Choiceworks is a learning tool designed to help children with daily routines, understanding and managing their feelings, and improving waiting skills. It provides visual aids and structured support for caregivers and educators to foster independence, positive behavior, and emotional regulation in children.

What are the key features of Choiceworks?

Key features include unlimited access to Schedule, Waiting, and Feelings boards, a large image library with over 180 images and audio, the ability to add custom images and record audio, attach videos, create multiple user profiles, save unlimited boards, and share boards via email or other apps. It also offers text-to-speech functionality and printing options.

How much does Choiceworks cost?

Choiceworks is a one-time purchase and does not require any additional in-app purchases or subscriptions. The purchase grants full, unlimited access to all features, including all board types, image library, and customizability options.

Is Choiceworks compatible with my device?

The provided description does not specify device compatibility. However, as a mobile application, it is designed for use on smartphones and tablets. Users should check the app store listing for specific operating system requirements.

How can Choiceworks help my child?

Choiceworks can help children by providing clear visual structures for daily tasks, making routines more predictable and less stressful. The Feelings board aids in identifying and expressing emotions, while the Waiting board teaches patience and turn-taking, all contributing to improved independence and emotional regulation.