Autism vs Mitoki

WHIZKID GAMES Trusted by 1.3 million families, Whizkid Games turns screen time into something you can feel genuinely good about — purposeful, evidence-based play designed for autistic children. FEEL GOOD ABOUT SCREEN TIME Many parents feel torn about screen time. Whizkid Games changes that. Every minute your child plays is spent building real communication, emotional understanding, social connection, and independence—not passive entertainment. Independent research found just 15 minutes a day over five weeks led to measurable improvements in social skills and behavioral functioning. SUPPORT ACROSS THE SPECTRUM Developed for children across the autism spectrum (Levels 1, 2, & 3) and others benefiting from structured play and routine-based support, Whizkid Games builds real-world skills in an evidence-based, engaging way. WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT Aligning with DSM-5 criteria, Whizkid Games bridges the gap between clinical research and creative play. As children explore the Games Hub, they build real-life skills through targeted social stories and mini-games, collecting Behaviour Bubbles, Social Sparks, and Whizkid Coins. PARENT DASHBOARD Inside our age-protected Parent Dashboard, play turns into insight. Observe your child’s strengths and emerging skills to see meaningful development happen. Track playtime preferences and progress across key Social Communication/Interaction and Behavioral (Restricted/Repetitive) DSM-5 dimensions to view growth at a glance. OUR GAMES & DSM-5 INTEGRATION Each game features a character to anchor specific skills and celebrate effort. To support families and professionals, activities are informed by DSM-5 Autism Spectrum Disorder domains (A1–A3, B1–B4): - Ron Gets Dressed: Adapting to change in morning routines. Builds sequencing, flexibility, and independence. (DSM-5: A1, A2, B2) - Bob and Friends: Practice gentle eye contact and turn-taking. Strengthens social connection and confidence. (DSM-5: A1, A2, A3) - Florence the Frog: Follow visual and sound cues. Supports direction-following, focus, and sensory regulation. (DSM-5: A1, A2, B4) - Eric Goes to the Airport: Waiting and traveling calmly. Practices patience, requests, and transitions. (DSM-5: A1, A3, B2, B3) - Kody's World: Learn gestures and body language. Encourages imitation and expression. (DSM-5: A1, A2, B1) - Grouping with Sketchy: Sort and classify objects. Develops reasoning, cognitive flexibility, and focus. (DSM-5: A2, B2, B3) WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE US Parents, teachers, and therapists recommend Whizkid Games because it blends research, family insight, and playful 3D design. - Sensory-Friendly Play: Clear visuals, predictable patterns, and gentle audio. - Real-World Transfer: Educators value that the skills practiced in the app apply to everyday situations like travel, school, and daily routines. - Targeted Support: Step-by-step guidance for coping with change, building independence, identifying emotions, eye contact, self-regulation, and peer interaction. - Ad-Free: A safe environment for independent play. BACKED BY SCIENCE — GUIDED BY VALUES Developed by the Education Network Group alongside PhD-qualified researchers, families, and autistic children. Every design decision is informed by autism research and co-design to ensure experiences are effective, inclusive, and enjoyable. OUR VALUES: - Wonder sparks curiosity and joy. - Knowledge builds real-world skills. - Growth supports confidence and independence. JOIN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY Over 1.3 million families have played Whizkid Games since 2009. One parent said: "For the first time, screen time became something we felt good about. We could actually see progress in everyday life." OUR PROMISE Delightful games that build real-world skills for independent living. FREE DOWNLOAD Start your free trial today. Give your child purposeful play — and give yourself a moment to breathe. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

You set the time. Then you can see it — all the way down to zero. Mitoki shows time as blocks instead of numbers. One block vanishes at a time, so someone who cannot yet read a clock can still see how much is left — from across the room, without asking. HOW YOU USE IT Short time — for the moment happening now. A big block is ten minutes, a small one is two. Put a picture on a block so it is clear what happens when it is gone. Long time — for the afternoon or the whole day. A big block is an hour, a small one a quarter. Day schedule — build the day from clock times and pictures. Mornings, evenings, an outing. You can see where in the day you are without anyone having to say it. Measure and compare — a stopwatch where the blocks fill up instead of emptying. Time how long brushing teeth takes, save it with a name and a picture, and compare it with the next one. A boring stretch and a fun one can be the same length, but the fun one feels shorter — and noticing that is exactly how a sense of time is built. Several at once — one timer per person or activity, all running together. See them all as a list, or open one row in full view when someone needs their own timer in front of them. BUILT FOR EVERYDAY LIFE • Works fully offline, and on older phones • No account, no ads, nothing leaves the phone • A parental lock so a running timer cannot be changed by accident • Dark mode and colour themes • The sound plays even when the phone is on silent WHO IT IS FOR For anyone who would rather see time than count it. For those who struggle to feel time passing — with ADHD, autism or time blindness. And for anyone waiting for something without knowing how long. You set it up. The time shows. That is the whole idea. Mitoki requires a subscription: a yearly plan with a 14-day free trial, a monthly plan, or a one-off purchase. Current prices are shown in the app and on this page. The trial becomes a subscription unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before it ends. Manage or cancel it in your App Store settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://tittatid.nu/integritetspolicy