Tantrum Tracker for iPad

Tantrum Tracker for iPad

by Scott Grant

4 ratings
3 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 10, 2013
  • November 24, 2019
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About

This app helps parents and caregivers track and analyze children's tantrums and behavioral outbursts. It allows for detailed recording of causes, severity, responses, and associated media, with visual data representation and export options.

βœ“Track multiple individuals
βœ“Record causes, severity, and responses
βœ“Add custom categories
βœ“Record and import photos/videos
βœ“Calendar and table data views
βœ“Export data as CSV
βœ“Offline documentation
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What's New in Tantrum Tracker for iPad

3.2

November 24, 2019

Changes for iOS 13. All new photo browser for viewing photos and playing videos. Bug fixes.

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User reviews

More for classroom school use

This is more for a group of kids. It is not what I thought it was going to be. Definitely geared toward school with tracking behaviors and consequences. Looks like it could be good for teachers and schools with several students that have general behavior problems.

Needed more selection to include common issues that individuals with autism as well.
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Worthless app! Don't waste your money!

Maybe at one point it did something, but now all it does is create a list of the kids names, and you can add notes, which get saved onto a calendar. That's it! There is nowhere to input anything else for the graphs to track, so they just stay blank! I could have done that just by writing it down on a pad of paper, or writing notes in the calendar on my phone!
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Great app

I love this app. Great tool for tracking my children's behavior. I especially love the recent updates to track physical, verbal, biting ect. The charts are helpful as well as the ability to export data.

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FAQ

What is Tantrum Tracker for iPad used for?

Tantrum Tracker for iPad is designed to help parents and professionals meticulously log and analyze tantrums and behavioral outbursts in children. It allows for detailed recording of triggers, severity, responses, and resolutions, aiding in a better understanding of the child's behavior patterns.

Who can benefit from using Tantrum Tracker for iPad?

This app is beneficial for parents, doctors, teachers, assistants, specialists, behaviorists, and advocates who are working with children on the autism spectrum, those with ADD or ADHD, or any child experiencing behavior control issues.

Can I track multiple children with Tantrum Tracker for iPad?

Yes, Tantrum Tracker for iPad allows you to track multiple individuals. You can also import their information directly from your device's Contacts list for easier management.

Does Tantrum Tracker for iPad support media recording?

Yes, you can record video or take photos of tantrum incidents or their aftermath directly within the app. You can also import existing media from your Photo Library, which will be tracked alongside the tantrum data.

How can I view the data collected in Tantrum Tracker for iPad?

Tantrum Tracker for iPad offers multiple ways to view your data, including a calendar view and a table view. For more in-depth analysis, data can be exported as a CSV file for use in spreadsheet applications.

Is Tantrum Tracker for iPad available offline?

Yes, the app includes built-in documentation that is available for help while you are offline, ensuring you can access support and information regardless of your internet connection.

What devices is Tantrum Tracker for iPad compatible with?

Tantrum Tracker for iPad is designed for use on iPads. It is internationalized for most English-speaking countries.

How often is Tantrum Tracker for iPad updated?

The latest version of Tantrum Tracker for iPad is 3.2, which was last updated on November 24, 2019. This indicates a past update frequency, though recent updates may vary.