Sherpa: Autism & ND Parenting のアプリ分析 1月11日

Sherpa – Practical Tools for Autism & Neurodiverse Parenting Sherpa is an all-in-one support app built for parents of autistic and neurodivergent children. Our mission is to ease everyday parenting challenges with simple, effective tools designed to build communication, support behavior, and bring more calm to daily routines. Whether your child is waiting for a diagnosis, in therapy, or just needs consistent support at home, Sherpa provides engaging tools you can use right away. Core Features: Speech Deck Build custom word decks with real images to support speech and language development. Ideal for children with apraxia, articulation challenges, or delayed expressive language. Practice at your own pace with fun, interactive games: CVC Word Builder – Build words from pictures to strengthen early literacy. Touch & Learn – Prompt your child to identify objects from a group of images. Match Name to Image – Match words to pictures for vocabulary reinforcement. Social Stories Create simple, visual step-by-step stories to help your child understand new situations, daily routines, or transitions. Use photos and custom narration to reduce anxiety and improve comprehension before activities like going to school, visiting the doctor, or bedtime. Visual Timers Use image-based timers to help your child understand "how long" they need to wait. Whether it’s cooking time, screen time, or brushing teeth, our visual countdown reduces meltdowns and sets clear expectations. Built for Autism, ADHD, SPD, Apraxia & More Sherpa was created by parents and professionals who understand neurodiversity. We focus on practical tools grounded in speech therapy, behavioral strategies, and occupational therapy best practices. Why Parents Love Sherpa: Easy-to-use, visual-first interface designed for kids with communication or sensory needs. Promotes independence, predictability, and positive reinforcement. No confusing setup—just open the app and start using tools right away. Start helping your child thrive today with Sherpa.