
DayCape App Review
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DayCape App Review

Many children on the Autism spectrum do better with visual aides and so the pictures can help them process and understand the information faster. The visual schedule system reminds the user of the things they did yesterday, the thing they need to do today, and what is coming in the future.
Anton Håkanson is founder of DayCape. It has received multiple awards and is available free right now. The developers have focused their efforts on facilitating change for children with special needs, especially autism. They are supported by the children right organization, Reach for Change.
App Features

A family member, friend, teacher, or care taker will add a daily schedule onto the DayCape website. This could also be the app user as well. Some users might simply need reminders, or visual support but are able to plan their own day ahead of time.
If something else needs to be added or changed during the day or a reminder needs to be sent, it is no problem! I was able to access the website through Safari without a glitch. The only slow process seemed to be accessing the pictures. DayCape has a large selection of pictures available to use. Everything from getting dressed, brushing teeth, driving in a car, and many more are available. You can also add your own pictures. It took a while to see all the pictures from DayCape or to download my own. I would love to see that sped up a bit. It also would be a nice perk to be able to change things from the app with another login.
Another great feature in this app is the ability to customize the design and look of the app. This makes it personalized for each user.If you are scheduling for multiple users, you can set up multiple schedules for them. They will be easily accessed from one account for the scheduler. This is great for educators, families, or classrooms. A teacher could set up separate schedules for each student.
I did notice that every once in a while some titles, and dates were not in English. They were still in Swedish. This app is offered in both languages but when switched over, there were a few titles that did not change. It ultimately didn’t make a different for using the app, at least not for me but it should be noted.
DayCape App Overview

To learn more check out the DayCape website, a company that wants to help children become their own super heroes. This company helps children and adults get excited about the days ahead. They are passionate about change and making a difference in the special needs community.