This app helps children with autism and special needs understand time through a visual timer and picture cards. It offers customizable settings for timer appearance, alarms, and messages, with the ability to use personal photos as visual aids.
2.0
December 19, 2018
You can use picture card data of the new app PiCMaker, but PiCMaker is available in Japan only.
PicTimer for Autism is a visual timer application designed to help children with autism and special needs develop a sense of time. It combines a clear visual countdown with customizable picture cards.
It displays the remaining time visually and clearly, simultaneously showing picture cards that represent the current activity or time segment. This dual approach aids in comprehension for users who benefit from visual cues.
Yes, you can prepare your own picture card data separately and specify images taken with your photo library or camera. This allows for highly personalized visual aids.
No, PicTimer for Autism does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free experience for users.
PicTimer for Autism is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible across a range of Apple mobile devices.
The latest version of PicTimer for Autism is 2.0, which was last updated on December 19, 2018. Users can expect a stable experience with this version.
PicTimer for Autism has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for children aged four and older.
Yes, you can set an advance notice alarm before the set time. You can choose from electronic sounds, recorded sounds, or synthesized sounds for the alarm.
