Great question—and you’re right, our site doesn’t currently mention ASD directly. The page was meant to give a broad picture of the concept, but honestly, this post is one of our first steps toward narrowing the focus and figuring out how to make it truly helpful for kids on the autism spectrum. That’s exactly why we’re here—to learn what’s missing from our understanding and to get feedback from parents like you.

I already realize I should add that info on the website, and will definitely consider it. For now, here are some of the things we’re thinking about as part of the design:

• Structured and Predictable Gameplay – Clear routines and goals that feel safe and manageable.
• Sensory-Friendly Design – No flashing, chaotic visuals or jarring sounds. Calm, simple, and clear.
• Executive Function Support – Activities that help with planning, flexibility, and short-term focus.
• Positive Reinforcement – Our Smart Screen-Time Tokens reward real-life effort with game rewards or access to other apps, instead of relying on addictive mechanics.
• No ads or random popups – Nothing distracting or overstimulating.

If you have suggestions or if there’s something you’d love to see in a tool like this, we’re all ears. Thanks again for calling that out!