FAMILY TOOLS / 01
Routine Studio
Build reusable photo routines, switch between card and strip layouts, and prepare a second plan when the day changes.
€12
See the tool and free starter →PRACTICAL RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES
Make the information
easier to use.
A routine you can change. A handover the right person can read. Meeting notes you can find when you need them.
Start with a free guideThree jobs. Three practical tools.
FAMILY TOOLS / 02
Handover Studio
Keep one working profile and choose what belongs in each handover. Create clear, dated sheets for school, clubs or another familiar adult.
€15
See the tool and free starter →FAMILY TOOLS / 03
Meeting Studio
Turn dated observations into a focused school-meeting agenda, then keep decisions, owners and review dates together.
€19
See the tool and free starter →One-time downloads. No subscriptions. Organizational tools, not clinical or legal advice.
Useful before you buy anything.
PARENT–TEACHER CONFERENCE
What to ask at a parent–teacher meeting when school is going wellA worked example and free note template for a parent–teacher conference with no complaint to bring. Understand progress and record what was actually agreed.
CHILD HANDOVER WORKSHOP
You updated the child profile. Is everyone still using the old copy?Replace an outdated child handover sheet with a dated version, a clear message and a private receipt tracker. Free CSV templates and a worked example.
VISUAL ROUTINE WORKSHOP
Make a now-and-next board without losing your full routineKeep your full routine intact, make a separate two-step view, and check exactly what will appear. Free printable board and real app walkthrough.
SCHOOL MEETING PREPARATION
School meeting tomorrow? Make your work samples easy to find.A worked schoolwork index linking original records, missing context and questions. Free blank and example CSV downloads.
SCHOOL MEETINGS
School meeting tomorrow? Turn scattered notes into three clear questions.A practical way to prepare when your evidence is spread across messages, notebooks and memory.
EVERYDAY ROUTINES
A visual routine is only useful if the pictures mean something to your child.How to build a small, editable routine with familiar words, your own photos and room for changes.
CLEAR HANDOVERS
Tired of explaining the same things about your child? Make the handover easier to use.A practical profile that tells a new adult what matters, what to ask and what to do—not an entire life history.
SCHOOL MEETINGS
After the school meeting: write the follow-up while the next steps are still clear.Separate agreed actions from proposals, keep open questions visible, and make the next review easier to prepare for.
EVERYDAY ROUTINES
The plan changed. Your visual schedule should be able to change too.Keep useful parts of a routine and replace the part that is no longer true.
CLEAR HANDOVERS
Before sharing your child’s profile, make a copy for the person who will read it.A five-question review for keeping handovers relevant, current and easier to act on.
Try a changed plan before buying
Duplicate a fictional park routine, change the destination and compare both versions. Download an editable example. No signup or personal information.
Try the interactive example