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This app offers practical tools, advice, and resources for parents and carers of autistic children. It provides insights from autistic individuals, tips from experienced parents, and toolkits for common challenges. The app celebrates autism as a valid way of being, designed by an autistic team.
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1.0
February 18, 2026
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What is the main purpose of fraut?
fraut provides parents and carers of autistic children with practical tools, advice, and resources. It aims to help navigate everyday challenges with confidence and compassion, drawing on lived experience and professional insight.
Who designed and developed fraut?
fraut was fully designed and built by an autistic team, including a GP and an award-winning teacher. This ensures that the resources reflect lived experience and a deep commitment to supporting neurodiverse families.
What kind of content can I find in fraut?
Inside fraut, you'll find insights into autistic behaviors, tips from experienced parents, toolkits for common challenges like sleep and meltdowns, videos, and printable fact sheets and workbooks.
Does fraut have any in-app purchases or ads?
No, fraut contains no in-app purchases and has a strict no-ad policy. The app is designed to be a focused and uninterrupted resource for parents.
What is the price of fraut?
fraut is available for a one-time purchase of $9.99. This grants you access to all the tools, advice, and resources within the application.
On which devices can I use fraut?
fraut is currently supported on iPhones and iPads. It is designed to be accessible on common Apple mobile devices.
How often is fraut updated?
fraut was last updated on February 18, 2026, with version 1.0. Further updates will be released to enhance the app and its resources.
Is fraut suitable for parents who are just starting to explore autism for their child?
Yes, fraut is designed for parents at any stage of their journey, whether their child is newly diagnosed, on the path to diagnosis, or if they are just beginning to wonder about autism.









