Intuitus vs Unicool

Track your autistic child's daily behaviour and events to build an accurate picture of how your child is coping with their own development and the world around them Intuitus comes from a very personal place as me and my wife have an autistic son, and many times we were trying to figure out why he was having particular struggles. However when we stepped back and took an overview of a longer period of time we could start to see possible triggers and we were able to help support him. - Generate and export PDF reports for yourself or to share to health professionals - Enter events that happen during the day with context to help build a clearer picture - Record an overview of each days behaviour eg. eye contact, communication or stimming, to see patterns forming - List the food, drink and medications taken each day to add context and a clearer picture - Overview the last week with our insights screen showing how your data looks over time to spot trends This record keeping can also help in another way. Sometimes it can be very discouraging and can get you down if you feel you don't see your child progress, and we have been there too, however having records like this can aid in looking back and seeing how over longer periods progress has been made in either some of your child's learning and growth or in ways that they are able to deal with situations around them. This has been of great use to us and I'm sure will help you too. License Agreement - https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

You don't need a diagnosis to start. On an NHS waiting list, just starting to wonder, or years past diagnosis: Unicool works wherever you are. No more late-night Googling that leaves you with ten contradicting answers and no plan. Stop guessing. Start seeing patterns. Logging a moment takes seconds: a rough morning, a meltdown, a good day. Over a few weeks Unicool joins those notes together and shows you things that are hard to hold in your head, like which mornings tend to go wrong and what actually settles your child. As one dad in our research put it: "A computer is going to be a lot better than me at remembering and noticing patterns." Turn your notes into evidence. When an appointment comes up, Unicool pulls everything you've logged into a clear report you can share with your GP, paediatrician or SENCO. They see a few months of your child's life, not just how last week went. Help in the hard moments. Short, practical strategies for meltdowns, routines and sensory overload, written by experts and easy to read when you've got about four seconds to spare. It gets more useful the longer you use it. This isn't an app you open once for an article and forget. The more you log, the more it reflects your specific child, and the harder it gets to imagine managing without it. Made for parents of children with ADHD, autism, sensory differences or big emotional swings. Inside the app: A quick daily diary for behaviour and mood Personalised insights from your own logs Reports you can share with specialists and schools Expert strategies for tough moments Guidance on EHCPs and the UK support system Unicool Premium (auto-renewable subscription): Some features — including personalised insights, AI-powered guidance, specialist-ready reports and the full strategy library — require a Unicool Premium subscription. There are no additional in-app purchases: one subscription unlocks everything. Monthly and yearly plans are available. Payment is charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription automatically renews unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple ID account settings at any time. Monthly and yearly plans are available, with introductory pricing for new subscribers. Unicool is a wellbeing and parenting support tool. It does not provide medical diagnoses, clinical assessments or treatment recommendations for ADHD, autism or any other condition. The app is not a medical device and has not been reviewed or approved by any medical regulatory authority. Content and strategies are educational in nature. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional — such as a GP, paediatrician or clinical psychologist — before making any decisions about your child's health or development. Terms of Use: https://unicoolkido.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://unicoolkido.com/privacy