RoutineFactory
Do you need structure? Do you not always know what to do? Do you get side-tracked and could use some focus? RoutineFactory can help you. In this app you will see every day what needs to be done. And if you need, you will also receive explanations.
It's your life, take charge with RoutineFactory. This app from the website routinefactory.com will give you what you need. Your supervisors, parents or caretakers can help you set reminders, checklists and assistants.
Accomplish more by yourself with AssistantsWith an Assistant you can get help remembering HOW a certain task is done. This can happen with perhaps a checklist or a short video. If a task is still not clear after looking at the Assistant, you can push a button and conference with a caretaker on Skype or a phone call.
Try it for freeRoutineFactory allows you to do more on your own than you ever thought possible! Try RoutineFactory for free for your first two weeks. Afterwards there are no obligations. Set up an account in this app or online at http://routinefactory.com
Paid ServiceDo you want to use RoutineFactory after the free trial? It is only $45 per year. You and your caretakers need to each have an account login to work together on your planning. You can either pay inside the app or with Ideal credit on MijnEigenPlan.nl.
More help with the siteEach activity and reminder sends an alert and you can also set up checklists and add Assistants. You do this through your own account at routinefactory.com. Through the website you can give access to your caretakers to see your RoutineFactory. They can help you set up your RoutineFactory tasks and form Assistants. Assistants consist of easy checklists, videos and -if needed
- a button that lets you conference with a caretaker via Skype or phone call.
Here are the features of RoutineFactory at a glance:
- Clear daily and weekly overviews.
- Simple scheduling of daily, weekly or monthly tasks and activities.
- Shows timers to keep track of how much time is left on a task.
- Reminders: Receive a signal when it is time to start an activity or task.
- Location specific: See an activity only when you are in the location it is relevant to such as at home or at work.
- Checklists: Each step has an image and a description. The steps can be checked off one-by-one.
- A task remains on the screen until it is acknowledged.
- Time to make choices: Offers choices with pictures and descriptions when necessary.
- Website or link: Shows a specific website or link at a time it is relevant.
- Instructions video: Shows a video with instructions at a specific time or location or when a code is scanned.
- Calls: The phone will make a phone call for you after touching an image with text.
- Skype: Lets the phone automatically make a Skype connection (conference) after touching an image with text.
- NFC compatible: Display Assistants when the phone is near a special NFC tag
- QR compatible: Displays specific instructions when the phone or tablet scans a QR code.
Keywords:RoutineFactory, NAH, autism, structure, planning, self-sufficiency, self-reliance, Asperger, lvb, autism spectrum disorder, planning, pictograms, pics
Category : Education
Reviews (11)
Worked great on the fly for my kiddo during his behavior therapy when we didn't have a white board to use as a visual schedule.
I find this app super helpful but I literally cannot afford it.
Good help with getting up
Amazing! I've been looking for something like this for months. It's one of only like 3 apps I've ever spent money on. It's super helpful. If you can get the whole website functional on he app it would be great. My morning is so smooth now. Thanks.
Loved the idea but it bothers me about charging the disabled. How are millions of other apps either free or only charge a few dollars one time. $45 is a lot when you only get a social security check. Notice your ratings are low and pretty soon no one's going to even download it, so how is gonna pay for itself then? Smh
Hi, I wanted to say thanks for inventing such a comprehensive and easy to use structuring system. I especially appreciate the wizard that generates a skeleton routine for you and you can change it as you see fit to match your day. The feedback for questions was extremely quick and clear. I think $45 per year is an extremely reasonable price for such a functional piece of software - especially one that was invented by somebody to help his (or her) own kids. I'm happy to pay for it.
This app functions good enough that I planned to continue using it until I got an email this morning saying that "my evaluation" is expiring in 5 days and after that I must pay $45 a year. This is app is simply not worth money and as an app designated for disabled people I would have hoped that the developers would have been more thoughtful and conscious about users to whom upsets in routine, such as abruptly finding out that they will no longer have access to this app in 5 days, can cause serious issues. Issues I have with app itself are that while you can view a month, it is only to choose a date, you cannot view your scheduled events on a monthly calendar only a weekly calendar which is less than Ideal and the user interface on the app is clunky and confusing. I was going to rate this app 2 stars but then I realized that there are two other apps created by this same developer that are just slightly varied versions of this same idea and these people seem to only be interested in taking money from disabled people.
A bit on the kid side. And anyway why pay for some thing that you can write down?
Been using this app for a while now. Will buy subscription when I'm able. I should tell you the assistants option is a near perfect design. I previously used autiplan as well but routine factory is everything I've wanted in an app as an autistic.
This app would be great, if it were free, but I already have enough bills in my life dragging me down and I don't need another.
I love this app. It helps my autistic daughter with her routine every day. And it was easy to set up.