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VizuStep: Visual Schedule by Oleksandr Kazakov

Picture cards, one at a time

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Step & Star by Emily Smith

First-Then visual schedules

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Kids routines, timers, rewards

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This app helps create visual schedules for children and adults with predictable routines. It uses "First, Then" picture cards to guide users through tasks, offering audio prompts and celebrations upon completion. It's designed to build independence and reduce anxiety through clear, step-by-step guidance.

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