About
This app provides visual routines and check-ins for children with autism, ADHD, and intellectual disabilities. It offers customizable activity cards, celebration animations, and PIN protection to support daily tasks and foster independence.
What's New in StackMap
25.11.05
November 5, 2025
- QR Code Sync Setup - Better Android & iOS native implementations - Enhancements across onboarding, emoji picker, library - Bug fixes for crashes and rendering issues
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FAQ
What is StackMap?
StackMap is a free, open-source application designed to help children with autism, ADHD, and intellectual disabilities manage daily routines and check-ins through visual cards and customizable activities.
Is StackMap free to use?
Yes, StackMap is completely free with no hidden costs or subscriptions. It is also ad-free, providing a focused experience for users.
What kind of routines can StackMap help with?
StackMap can assist with a variety of routines including morning check-ins, bedtime preparation, mealtime activities, daily self-care tasks, and any other routine a child might need.
Can StackMap be used by multiple children?
Yes, StackMap supports multi-user functionality, allowing siblings or multiple children to use the app with their own personalized settings and routines.
How does StackMap ensure privacy?
StackMap is designed to be respectful of user privacy, with all data staying on the device. It also includes PIN protection to keep settings secure from unauthorized access.
What devices does StackMap support?
StackMap is available for iPhone and iPad devices, running on iOS.
How often is StackMap updated?
The latest version of StackMap is 25.11.05, last updated on November 5, 2025. Updates are released to improve functionality and transparency, as it is an open-source project.
What age is StackMap suitable for?
StackMap has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for older children and teenagers who can benefit from visual routine support.
