Toko! vs ABA Tools

Toko! is a simple token board app created to help children stay motivated and finish everyday tasks—without nagging, pressure, or complicated setup. If your child struggles to stay focused, resists routines, or feels overwhelmed by multi-step tasks, Toko! turns progress into something they can see. Each completed step earns a token, helping children understand “how much is left” and stay motivated to keep going. The idea for Toko! came from a mother who created a simple tool to support her own child’s learning. The first version was developed using Gemini and later refined and published by the author. To support more families, Toko! is released as a permanently free, public-benefit app. ## Key Features - Minimalist design to reduce distractions - Supports up to 4 customizable token stages（5-10-15-20） - Customizable token styles - Custom token images: import preferred visuals from your local photo library - Tokens can be turned on or off at any time - Progress is saved and reusable across sessions - Suitable for home, school, and learning support use - Supports iPhone and iPad - Privacy-first design: no personal data is collected or stored - All custom images remain locally on the user’s device - No ads - Free forever

ABA Tools - Visual Timer" is a professional visual timer meticulously designed for parents, ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapists, and interventionists. Understanding the unique needs of special education, we've created an incredibly clean and intuitive interface, making it especially suitable for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). More than just a timekeeping tool, it serves as a powerful visual prompt. It creates immediate focused momentum under moderate time pressure, ensuring children stay on track with their learning. With versatile and professional timer settings, therapists and parents can easily tailor the most appropriate teaching plans based on the child's goals, effectively boosting their attention span and learning motivation. Core Features: • Hidden Timer (Variable Interval): Breaking the norm, wait times are unpredictable. This unpredictability encourages children to "consistently" display target behaviors since they cannot anticipate exactly when the reward will occur. • Dual-Direction Timer Modes: Positive Mode: Encourages the child to continuously maintain a good target behavior for a set period. Negative Mode: Requires the child to complete a task within a time limit. Failing to meet the goal triggers a corresponding negative visual cue, helping children develop a clear sense of time and responsibility. • "Fast-then-Slow" Rhythm: Unlike traditional steady countdowns, this offers a more flexible perception of time passing to suit various training scenarios. • Custom Color Labels: Supports using different colors to represent various items or states (e.g., red for "alert," yellow for "happy"), making visual prompts more intuitive and easier to understand.