MyVisualRoutine: Autism & ADHD

MyVisualRoutine: Autism & ADHD

ASD & AAC Visual Schedule

3 ratings
1 review
Free
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Released
January 23, 2026
Updated
November 2, 2026

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About

This app helps families create visual schedules, choice boards, and First/Then boards to support individuals with autism, ADHD, and communication challenges. It offers a child-friendly interface, offline functionality, and privacy-first data storage. Personalize routines with custom photos and voice recordings for enhanced structure and predictability.

✓Visual Schedules
✓Choice Boards
✓First/Then Boards
✓Custom Photos
✓Voice Recording
✓Offline Functionality
✓Multiple Profiles
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What's New in MyVisualRoutine

1.6.4

November 2, 2026

Small improvements. • Clearer tip in the First/Then part of the feature tour. • Corrected details in the app description.

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User reviews

Great app

I got this app to help my autistic preschooler, who has had a very hard time adjusting since starting 4K. I had a small tweak I suggested to the developer, and got a response right away. He fixed it in the next update, which was great! For me, the app is well worth the price as much as we will be using it.
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Response from developer

Thank you!. I built it for my own kids, back when the laminated cards and the velcro binder were burying us. I am one person, not a company with a research team. So when a parent writes in and says "this small thing is making it harder for my kid," that is the roadmap. You were right, and it went into the next version. Starting 4K is a big adjustment for a little one. I hope the mornings keep getting easier. If something else gets in the way, please let me know.

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FAQ

What is MyVisualRoutine?

MyVisualRoutine is a mobile application designed to help create visual schedules, choice boards, and First/Then boards for individuals with autism, ADHD, and communication challenges. It aims to bring calm and structure to daily routines.

Is MyVisualRoutine free to use?

The app is free to download and offers core features. A premium subscription is available to unlock unlimited routines, profiles, custom photos, voice recording, full progress history, and PDF export.

Does MyVisualRoutine have ads?

No, MyVisualRoutine does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to be ad-free to provide an uninterrupted experience for users.

What devices does MyVisualRoutine support?

MyVisualRoutine is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to be accessible across various Apple mobile devices.

How often is MyVisualRoutine updated?

The app was last updated on October 29, 2026, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions. Users can expect ongoing support and improvements.

Can I use MyVisualRoutine offline?

Yes, MyVisualRoutine works offline, meaning no internet connection is required to create and use visual schedules and boards. This ensures accessibility even without Wi-Fi or cellular data.

What age rating does MyVisualRoutine have?

MyVisualRoutine has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for children and adults who benefit from visual structure and predictability. The app's design is adaptable for various age groups.

What are the premium subscription options for MyVisualRoutine?

Premium access includes a monthly subscription for $7.99 or an annual subscription for $59.99, which includes a 7-day free trial. These plans unlock advanced features for personalized use.