Toolkit Routine builder and picture chart

Routine builder and picture chart

A routine you can see: steps, pictures, times, and a chart you can print.

Everything you type or save here stays in this browser on this device. Neuro-Common does not receive it. Clearing your browser data removes it, so copy or print anything you want to keep. Back up or delete your saved tool data.

How to use it

Start from a template (Morning, After school or work, Bedtime) or an empty routine.
On Edit, change the steps to fit your day. Pick a picture for each step, or add your own photo. Set how many minutes each step usually takes.
Optional: set a start time to see when each step should begin.
On Today, tick each step as you finish it. The next step is marked. The ticks start fresh each new day.
On Print chart, print a large picture chart with a box to tick on paper.
You can keep up to 12 routines, such as Morning, Bedtime and Weekend. Switch between them with the Routine buttons at the top.

Good to know

The templates are only examples. Remove, rename or reorder anything.
The pictures are standard emoji, so they look a little different on each device. Every step keeps its words, so a routine still makes sense if a picture does not show.
Photos are shrunk and kept only on this device. They are never uploaded.
The minutes are your own estimates. The tool adds them up and shows start times if you set one. It does not know how long things really take you, so change them as you learn.
There are no streaks, scores or reminders about missed steps.

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General support only. These tools are not medical, legal or diagnostic advice, and they do not replace professional help. If you are in crisis, go to Crisis help.