Calm Steps vs Go/No

In a world full of big feelings, Calm Steps empowers children ages 4–12 – including neurodiverse kids with ADHD, autism, sensory needs, and beyond – to name, understand, and navigate their emotions one simple, confident step at a time. Calm Steps is a comprehensive emotional regulation and behavioral support app designed specifically for neurodiverse children and their caregivers. We combine evidence-based tools, AI-powered insights, and personalized strategies to help families (whether a child has ADHD, is autistic, sensory-sensitive, or simply experiences intense emotions) turn everyday challenges into moments of growth, connection, and calm. With a privacy-first, kid-friendly design and no ads or unnecessary tracking, Calm Steps gives parents and children the understanding and support they need – exactly when they need it. Emotional Wellness • 7 Emotion Check-Ins with personalized strategies for each emotional state • Guided Regulation Activities tailored to help manage difficult feelings • Daily emotion tracking to identify patterns and triggers Weekly Summaries analyzing emotional patterns, routine success, and behavior trends • Monthly Summaries providing deep insights and personalized recommendations • Progress Dashboard connecting your actions to child outcomes Common Behaviors Guide • Comprehensive library of challenging behaviors with expert strategies • Learn what to do before, during, and after behavioral events • Track behavior patterns over time with intelligent logging Routines & Structure • Pre-built routines for common daily activities with step-by-step guidance • Interactive routine runner with progress tracking and celebrations • Difficulty ratings to track progress and identify challenges Caregiver Coach • Co-Regulation Skills Training to help dysregulated children return to calm • Behavior Interpretation Guide to understand needs, not defiance • Quick Action Playbooks for immediate support in high-stress situations • Sensory Strategy Coaching with personalized sensory profile builder • Communication & Language Support for low-pressure interactions • Executive Function Coaching with visual tools and strategies • Log your actions and see which strategies work best for your child The Sensory Profile is a comprehensive assessment tool that helps caregivers understand and document a child's unique sensory processing patterns. It creates a personalized toolkit by capturing preferences, triggers, and regulation strategies across five progressive steps. Game Steps • 6 calming games, including Bubble Pop, Shape Sorter, Star Catcher, Emotion Match, Tic Tac Toe, and Simon Says • Games designed specifically for regulation, learning, and fun **Our Mission** To empower neurodiverse children and their caregivers with intelligent, evidence-based tools and strategies for emotional regulation. We believe behavior is communication, and every child deserves to feel safe, understood, and supported as they take calm, confident steps toward well-being. **What Makes Calm Steps Different** Insights that learn from your family's unique patterns Comprehensive support for both children and caregivers Evidence-based strategies grounded in neurodiversity-affirming practices Real-time progress tracking and personalized recommendations Tools that grow with your family's needs Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Go/No-Go Buddy by Research Buddies This application is based on the classic 'Go/No-Go task' which measures response inhibition — the ability to suppress a motor response when faced with a non-target stimulus. Widely used in ADHD, impulse control, and cognitive neuroscience research. Edit the number of trials per session, stimulus duration, response window and more to match your study design exactly. Collect & Send the results directly to your personal email address. Exported CSV files include reaction times, hits, misses, false alarms and correct rejections per trial. With our focus on usability the application can be used easily by anyone. Because of this it doesn't matter if your subjects are digital natives or people with zero to none tablet experience. Happy researching!