A daily support app for autistic people

A predictable day.
Every day.repeats · daily

Autismally helps autistic adults, teens, and their caregivers plan the day, break tasks into steps, manage sensory input, communicate needs, and stay safe during meltdowns. No streaks. No badges. No surprises.

TodayTue · 9:42
9:00Focus: reply to emailsnow
10:00Break — tea, no screens
13:00Quiet break — low light
14:00Free afternoon
Next: Break — tea, in 18 minutes.
Autismally · watching quietly
All set for today
Nothing needs your attention right now.
A calm plan
What it does

Six kinds of support. One calm place.

Use what helps. Ignore the rest. Nothing nags you, nothing resets at midnight, and nothing changes without telling you first.

01 · Daily structure

See your whole day. Know what comes next.

Build routines once, and Autismally lays out each day as a visual timeline. When something has to change, you get a clear alert with the new plan — never a silent reshuffle.

  • Reusable routines for mornings, work, and evenings
  • A "now" marker so you always know where you are
  • Change alerts before the change, not after
Morning routinerepeats · Mon–Fri
7:30Wake up — same alarm sound5m
7:35Shower, then get dressed25m
8:00Breakfast — usual seat20m
8:20Check today's plan together5m
ChangeTomorrow: dentist at 14:00. Added with a 45-minute warning.
Clean the kitchen4 steps · ~12 min
Clear the counter2m
Load the dishwasher5m
Wipe the surfaces3m · now
Take out the trash2m
2 of 4 done. One step at a time is the whole method.
02 · Executive function

Big tasks become small steps.

"Clean the kitchen" is not one task — it's four. Autismally breaks tasks into concrete steps with time estimates, shows only the current one, and never punishes you for stopping.

  • Ready-made breakdowns for common tasks, editable to fit you
  • Time estimates so starting feels possible
  • Pause anytime — progress is saved, not lost
03 · Sensory regulation

Notice overload before it takes over.

Quick check-ins track sound, light, and energy through the day. When levels climb, Autismally reminds you of the regulation tools you chose in advance — your tools, not generic advice.

  • 10-second check-ins, no typing required
  • Your own regulation list: headphones, pressure, movement, quiet
  • Patterns over weeks, so you learn your triggers
Sensory check-in9:40
Soundhigh
Lightok
Energylow
From your plan
Sound is high and energy is low. Your plan says: headphones on, and take the 10:00 break somewhere quiet.
Communication cardstap one, try it
I need a break.
Saved script · pharmacy
"Hi. I'm picking up a prescription for Alex Reyes, date of birth March 3rd."
04 · Communication

Say what you need — with or without speech.

When speaking is hard or gone, tap a card and show your screen. Write scripts for phone calls and appointments ahead of time, so the words are ready when you are not.

  • Full-screen cards, readable from across a room
  • Your own phrases, in your own words
  • Saved scripts for calls, appointments, and ordering
05 · Meltdown & shutdown safety

A safety plan, written on a calm day.

During a meltdown or shutdown is the worst time to explain what you need. Write your plan in advance — early signs, what helps, what makes it worse — and share it with people you trust. One tap opens it, full screen.

  • Big, always-reachable "Open my plan" button
  • A "do not" list — as important as "what helps"
  • Trusted contacts, notified only if you choose
My meltdown planshared with Sam
Early signs
covering earsone-word answersrocking
What helps
dim the lightsweighted blanketno questions
Do not
touch mecrowd aroundask me to explain
If it lasts over 30 minutes: text Sam (sister).auto-draft →
Dentist — Dr. OkaforTue · 14:00
What will happen
1Check in at the front desk. Say your name and time.
2Wait in the seating area — usually about 10 minutes.
3Cleaning takes about 30 minutes. You can raise a hand to pause.
4Pay at the desk. Card reader beeps once — it's quick.
Sensory notes
Bright overhead light — bring sunglasses. Drill noise from other rooms — earplugs are in your bag.
Exit phrase
"I need to stop for today."
06 · Social situations

Walk in knowing what will happen.

Appointments, parties, phone calls, first days. Autismally builds a step-by-step preview of the situation: what happens, in what order, what it might sound and feel like, and a rehearsed way out.

  • Step-by-step previews you can read the night before
  • Sensory notes attached to places you visit often
  • An exit phrase, decided in advance — leaving is always allowed

Built for autistic people. Useful for the people around them.

For autistic adults & teens

Your account, your rules. Every routine, phrase, and plan is written in your words. The interface has no timers counting down at you, no red badges, and a low-stimulation mode that strips it down further.

For parents & caregivers

See shared schedules, get change alerts, and have the safety plan on your phone when it matters. You see exactly what they choose to share with you — nothing more.

Sharing is opt-in, per item, and reversible. The autistic person decides what a caregiver can see. Always.

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