Brain in Hand vs QuickSets

Brain in Hand helps autistic and ADHD people manage overwhelm, reduce anxiety, and feel more confident at work, in education, and in everyday life. Our neurodiversity support platform combines specialist human coaching, always-available digital tools, and 24/7 on-demand human support. Brain in Hand is available through funding routes including Access to Work and Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA), as well as private subscription. To find out more about access and funding options, visit www.braininhand.co.uk Features include: - Guided pathways to get started - Tools for reflection and mood tracking - Personalised strategies and solutions library - Planning tools - 24/7 on-demand human support - Specialist coaching from UK-based ILM Level 3+ trained coaches Brain in Hand is designed to support you beyond scheduled coaching sessions, helping you navigate difficult moments as they happen. Real human support is available through the app whenever extra help is needed. Brain in Hand supports people across education, employment, and everyday life, helping build confidence, independence, and practical strategies that work for them.

QuickSets – Accessible Strength Training Log (VoiceOver‑first) To get started, add at least one exercise in Settings → Manage Exercises, then log a set in the Session tab. Reports and PRs become visible after you’ve logged sets. QuickSets is a simple, fast workout logger designed for blind and low‑vision athletes. Log each set in under 30 seconds with intuitive wheels and one Apply button—exercise, set, weight, reps, and rest. VoiceOver labels and headings are tuned to minimize swipes. Undo or redo instantly, track personal records, and review progress with clear, text‑based reports. Your data stays on your device unless you choose to export it. Highlights VoiceOver‑tuned: concise labels, headings, and announcements Exercise wheel you control (add, rename, reorder, hide) Set (1–20) with auto‑advance Weight: whole kilograms + add‑on (0/2.5/5/7.5 or 1.25‑kg steps) Reps (1–100), Rest (30s to 5min) with strong haptics every 30s and a completion announcement “Last set for this exercise” toggle (rest = 0) Past workouts by date, grouped by exercise, with notes Reports: this/last week, 1–6 weeks, 2–12 months, and multi‑year ranges PRs: heaviest, most reps, estimated 1RM (Epley/Brzycki), plus rest‑change insights Share CSV or text reports; full backup/restore (JSON) No account, no ads, no analytics—data stays on your iPhone Accessibility Built for VoiceOver: each control is labeled, actions announce success, and the layout minimizes swipes during a workout.