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Free apps for social stories, routines and everyday life
We make apps that help children, teens, families and adults with the everyday things: knowing what to expect, big feelings, talking, learning and planning. All 14 are free for anyone who needs them.
Free to download
No ads
Plain words, big buttons
Made in Australia
Talking and learning
Say it, trace it, learn it
Tools for communication and early learning, built to be calm, simple and fun.
Squiggle
Little handsTrace letters A to Z and numbers 1 to 10 with a finger, leaving a rainbow trail behind.
Feed Munch
Words, spelling and mathsMunch the monster is hungry for words. Solve word, spelling and maths puzzles to feed him, then let him nap.
Everyday life
Plan the day, reach your goals
Simple helpers for organising the day, breaking big goals into small steps, and looking after yourself.
It's A Date
Picture day plannerPlan your day with pictures, hear it read aloud, tick things off as you go, and watch your garden grow.
Genie in an App
Everyday goalsMake a wish, and Genie turns it into small, easy steps you can tick off one at a time.
No Shortcuts
AdultsHonest, safe weight loss with realistic goals. Slipped up? Restart any time with zero shame.
Planning your supports
Feel more in control of your plan
Independent helpers for participants and families. These are Inclusive Minds apps, not government apps.
Plan Pal
Budget trackingYour support budget, made simple. See what you have used and what is left at a glance.
Plan Ready
Plan reviewsPlan review or reassessment coming up? Get ready one friendly step at a time, and tell your story your way.
Android phones and tablets: the apps are on Google Play. Search "Inclusive Minds" in the Play Store to see them all.
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Social stories
Know what to expect
Social stories use short, simple words and pictures to show what happens in a situation, so it feels familiar before it happens. They can help with new places, routines, big feelings and getting along with others.
Tale Time
Ages 3 to 9Illustrated stories read aloud about friends, sharing, feelings and staying safe, with a version for younger and older children.
Steady Steps
Routines and social skills12 step-by-step picture stories, from brushing teeth and getting dressed to making friends and saying sorry, with sing-along songs.
Wobblewise
Big feelingsPicture stories for the days when feelings get a bit wobbly: change, noisy places, waiting and more.
My First Visit
New placesTheo and his dinosaur go first, so the dentist, the doctor and other first visits feel less scary.
Theo Visits
Ages 6 to 13Grow up with Theo from 6 to 13: big days, new places and new challenges, getting a little braver each time.
Finding My Way
TeensReal-life stories and practical steps for autistic teens: friends, relationships, getting a job, a driver's licence and more independence.