Social Story Creator & Library

Social Story Creator & Library

Easily Create, Print & Share

114 ratings
116 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 20, 2013
  • June 4, 2020
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Create, share, and print visual stories, schedules, and prompts. This tool supports children with special needs by breaking down social skills and situations into easy-to-understand steps with pictures and text. It's designed for educators, therapists, and parents.

Create stories with pictures, recordings, and text
Share stories with other users
Print PDF versions of stories
Stories available in any language
Organize stories into categories
Offline story creation and playback
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What users say

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What's New in Social Story Creator & Library

5.2.2

June 4, 2020

Fixes big with large accessibility font sizes.

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In-App Purchases

Free

Device Care

A social story about taking care you my device.

User reviews

Quick, easy, portable

Downloaded when we needed to run a story urgently (48 hours before a school trip) and our printer was broken. Took a gamble and tried this app - and so glad I did! Not the best with tech here, but this was so easy to use it’s unbelievable. Importing photos - easy. Adding voice - simple. Making the story - no problem! Worked like a charm for my child, despite the new media. So good in fact that I’m keeping the app and adding our ‘on the go’ stories to it. Absolutely recommended.
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Awful

I thought I would be able to write stories using avatars, but nope have to take my own pictures. It also says you can share stories and that is NOT true!!!! I paid a lot of money for nothing

My story

I love it because I can use it for my own use I want to be a author so if this the way I can get my story out than that how I’m going to do it

Not what I was looking for

I need something that provides the photos for the social story. Also parents and teachers should be able to print the stories for free. I get charging therapists for bulk as they charge parents for their time while making them.

It doesn’t open!!!

So frustrating

Developer apps

User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Stories disappear after device updates

Bug

Audio recording feature not working

Bug

Inability to retrieve deleted stories

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Add more free social stories

Feature

Improve sharing/printing functionality

Feature

Allow more customization options

Feature

Provide clearer pricing information

Feature

FAQ

What is this app used for?

This app is used to create, share, and print educational social stories, visual schedules, and other visual prompts. It helps break down social skills and situations into easy-to-understand steps for children, particularly those with special needs.

What are the key features of the app?

Key features include the ability to create stories with pictures, recordings, and text, share them with other users, print PDF versions, and create stories in any language. Stories can also be organized into categories and created offline.

How much does the app cost?

The app itself is free to download and use. There are options to purchase an entire library of pre-made social stories at a discounted price, indicating in-app purchases are available for additional content.

Is this app compatible with my device?

While specific compatibility details are not provided, the app is designed for mobile devices. Given its category and features, it is likely available on both iOS and Android platforms.

Who would benefit most from using this app?

This app is highly beneficial for teachers, speech-language pathologists (SLPs), occupational therapists (OTs), direct care staff, and parents who work with children, especially those with special needs like autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome, or ADHD, to improve social skills and understanding.