Autism Parent Support Planner
One-time purchase. Yours forever.
- Single offline HTML file
- No subscription, no account
- Laptop, iPhone & Android
- Your data stays on your device
A validating, neurodiversity-affirming planner for parents of autistic children. Sensory routines, IEP advocacy, therapy schedule, regulation log, caregiver burnout self-screen - the work nobody else sees, in one private place.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- Sensory-friendly morning + evening routines for your child
- IEP / 504 advocacy - annual review prep, accommodations library, IDEA parent rights
- Therapy schedule (ABA, OT, PT, Speech) + provider contacts + insurance auths
- Regulation log (formerly meltdown log) with sensory pattern analysis
- School meeting prep + 13-question parent library
- Weekly caregiver burnout self-screen + respite planner
- Partner / co-parent check + sibling support tracker
- Positive moments archive - celebrate every small win
- 8 tabs, single HTML file, fully offline, PWA install on phone
100% PRIVATE AND OFFLINE
Your child's data stays yours. This app never sends a single byte to a server. No account, no cloud, no analytics, no tracking. IEP notes, regulation logs, provider contacts, and your own burnout score live only on your device.
WORKS ON ALL DEVICES
Open on laptop. Add to home screen on iPhone (Safari) or Android (Chrome) as an app. One file, all devices. Works fully offline.
INSTANT DOWNLOAD
Download once, use forever. No subscription, no renewal, no expiry.
PERFECT FOR
- Parents of autistic children ages 3-18
- Special-needs caregivers preparing for IEP / 504 meetings
- Families managing multiple therapy providers and insurance auths
- Parents tracking sensory triggers and what helps regulate
- Burned-out caregivers who need a private place to keep it all
Questions? Message us on Etsy - we reply within 24 hours.
Disclaimer: This is a personal planner and reference tool, not medical, behavioral, educational, or legal advice. Information about IDEA / Section 504 is general US-based educational content - laws vary by state and country. For your situation, contact your state's Parent Training and Information (PTI) center or a special-education attorney.
