Visual schedules for every level of support.

One connected system to plan the day, guide each step, and adjust support.

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The DaySteps family schedule on an iPad, showing the day laid out for each person
The DaySteps clinician view on an iPad, listing clients and their between-session patterns
The DaySteps routine builder on an iPhone, with the steps of a routine listed in order
A DaySteps routine on an iPhone shown as a checklist a child can work through
The DaySteps guided routine runner on an iPhone, showing a single step at a time
Founding Member $149 once for lifetime Family access. Offered to early DaySteps families.

Grounded in published executive function research.

DaySteps brings visual schedules, structured prompting, and adjustable support into real daily life.

Explore our clinical philosophy

A compensation and support tool, not a treatment or diagnostic. Design informed by research on executive function, time perception, visual activity scheduling, and systematic instruction.

Support that fades as independence grows.

Choose how much structure each person sees, then adjust one part at a time.

Five adjustable support settings

Feature Access
  • My Routines
  • Focus
  • Mood
  • To-Do
Presentation Level
  1. One Step at a Time
  2. Preview Next Step
  3. Choose Guided or Checklist
Calendar Level
  1. Anchor View
  2. Full Day
  3. 3-Day View
  4. Full
Insights Level
  1. Hidden
  2. Daily Insights
  3. Summaries
  4. Trends
Account Control
  1. Receives Support
  2. Requests Changes
  3. Co-Manages

Caregivers control each support setting. Nothing advances automatically.

One shared system. Different views for each role.

Each role sees only what it needs. Permissions are set by the parent, and changes pass through them.

  1. Parent

    Configures routines and permissions

    Builds the day and decides what each person can see.

  2. Child

    Follows the routine at the chosen level

    One step at a time, or a checklist when that fits better.

  3. Clinician

    Sees permitted between-session patterns

    Sends a structured suggestion instead of editing directly.

  4. Parent approves

    Reviews the suggestion before anything changes

    Accept, adjust, or leave it. The child's day only changes after that.

Educators work with classroom-scoped tools and do not receive clinician-level Insights access.

Each part does one job

Discover DaySteps. 5 modules. Together they hold the day. On their own, each does one thing well.

No points. No streaks.
Nothing to lose on a hard day.

DaySteps makes the next step clear without turning daily routines into a reward system.

Stop being the system. Start using one.

Download DaySteps free on iPhone and iPad.