For families
Mornings that end with everyone out the door.
Parents configure the routine once. Children run it with as much or as little support as they need. Over time, the scaffold becomes the skill.
Parents configure the routine once. Children run it with as much or as little support as they need. Over time, the scaffold becomes the skill.
Not because you haven't tried. Because the internal sequencing an adult takes for granted is genuinely harder for an EF-challenged brain — and a checklist framed as a demand makes it worse.
Start a classroom session and every connected student sees the routine on their own device — guided step-by-step or at their own pace.
The parent surface is a thoughtful setup tool — add steps, set timers, pick an icon. The child surface is radically simple. You decide when to reduce support, and the progression waits for your call.
Four scaffolds your child grows through. Every progression is your decision — nothing unlocks automatically. Tap a scaffold to see how the child's view changes at that level.
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