Autism Tracker Lite 7.5.0

Autism Tracker can provide a significant impact for families with a child on the autism spectrum. This app allows you to explore autism while monitoring essential aspects for your child and family. Utilize the visual calendar and multi-item graphs to observe and discuss patterns. Share individual events or entire screens with your team through Dropbox or email. Notably, you can now track multiple individuals on one device.

Prior to making a purchase, we recommend trying the Lite version of Autism Tracker first. It offers the same functionality as the Pro version, with a limitation of twelve number entries per item. Rest assured, all data and setups can be seamlessly transferred to the Autism Tracker Pro.

Autism Tracker is an educational application designed to assist families in navigating autism. Each screen addresses a distinct domain of autism and comes pre-loaded with several setups to kickstart your tracking journey:

• MOOD
  • Happiness
  • Stress
  • Activity Level
  • Hyperactivity
  • Weather
• BEHAVIOR
  • Bolting
  • Self-injurious
  • Property Destruction
  • Tantrum
• FOOD
  • Casein
  • Lactose
  • Gluten
  • Colorants
  • Caffeine
• HEALTH
  • Sleep
  • Bowel Movements
  • BM Texture
• REPORTS - showcasing and comparing all items at a glance

Key features:

• One-tap Yes/No items
• Customizable visual scales
• Ability to use personalized images and labels
• Including notes with photos
• Detailed analytical package for insights

• Daily, weekly, monthly graphs with the ability to compare multiple graphs instantly:

• - Average, Min, Max, Last statistics - Bar, line, icon, and trend graphs - Visual calendar providing icons for each day
• Tweet entries, notes, and icons with a single tap
• Export lists of entries for thorough review
• Export tables for daily, weekly, or monthly graphs
• Create backups for safekeeping or sharing

  This app has been recognized by Physicians Practice Journal and featured in University of Nebraska Tech Edge's Episode 13: Apps for Exceptional Students. What's more, it has also been highlighted by Apple iTunes Special Education and included in Brookes' publication: Technology Tools for Students with Autism.