Stop repeating the plan twenty times. Visual Schedule turns daily routines into pictures, icons and timers your child understands at a glance — from morning chaos to bedtime battles.
Best for: young children from about age 3 who cannot read yet and follow their day in pictures, with one profile per child. Also used by older kids and teenagers who run their own morning, homework and bedtime routines.
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Every screen is built for young eyes: big icons, clear checkboxes, friendly timers — and confetti when the day is done.
Set up your first routine in under five minutes — templates included.
Add tasks and pick from 130+ icons, your own photos, Pixabay images — or generate icons with Apple Intelligence. Ready-made routine templates get you started fast.
Give each activity a start time and reminder. Launch the full-screen visual timer so your child can literally watch time — with a final countdown and gentle alerts.
Kids see what's now and what's next, and check tasks off themselves. Kid Profiles keep each child's schedules, tasks and progress separate.
Every checked box means progress they can feel — and finishing the schedule triggers a confetti celebration that keeps motivation high, even for the boring tasks.
Visual Schedule is free on iPhone, iPad and Mac, with optional premium features. Set up tomorrow morning's routine before bed and see the difference at breakfast.
Practical, step-by-step help for the moments that made you search in the first place.
Why visual supports work, and how to build a schedule your child will actually follow.
Read the guide → ⚡Why routines break down with ADHD — and how to build one that does the remembering for them.
Read the guide → 🌅End the before-school scramble with a picture-based morning routine and timers.
Read the guide → 🌙Wind down without a fight using a predictable, visual evening sequence.
Read the guide → 🧸How pre-readers can follow their whole day using icons and photos instead of words.
Read the guide → ⏱️Make time visible for kids who can't feel it — homework, screen time, tooth brushing.
Read the guide → ➡️Use the classic ABA strategy on your phone: first the hard task, then the fun one.
Read the guide → 🔄Make activity changes predictable with countdowns, previews and visual cues.
Read the guide → 🎒Snack, homework, play and screens — in an order your child agreed to in advance.
Read the guide → ⚖️An honest comparison of 7 apps for kids with ADHD or autism: ads, sounds, pricing, Android support. We make one of them.
Read the comparison → 🏫How teachers and special educators run smoother days with a digital visual schedule.
Read the guide →Join 10,000+ families using Visual Schedule to turn daily battles into routines kids follow on their own.
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