Visual Schedule — Free Daily Routine Planner
Free visual schedule and daily routine planner designed for people with autism and ADHD. Add tasks with icons and colors, set duration timers, and get transition warnings. Provides structure and predictability. Saved locally in your browser.
Build a visual daily routine board with timers and transition alerts
Features
How to Use
Choose a preset routine or create your own by adding tasks.
Each task gets a name, icon, color, and optional duration.
Press Start Schedule to begin the first task.
The active task is highlighted with a countdown timer.
A transition alert warns you before the next task starts.
Mark tasks as done or skip them as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are visual schedules important for autism?
People with autism often benefit from visual structure and predictability. Visual schedules reduce anxiety about what comes next, help with transitions between activities, and build independence in daily routines.
Can I use this for my child?
Yes. Visual schedules are widely used by parents, teachers, and therapists for children with autism, ADHD, and other needs. The large icons and simple interface make it easy for children to follow.
Is my schedule saved?
Yes, in your browser localStorage. It persists between sessions on the same device. It is not uploaded to any server.
Can I use this in a classroom?
Yes. Project the schedule on a screen or interactive whiteboard. The large, colorful task cards are designed to be visible from a distance.
Does it work on tablets?
Yes. The tool is fully responsive and works well on tablets, which are commonly used for visual supports in homes and classrooms.
Can I customize the preset routines?
Yes. Start with a preset, then add, remove, or reorder tasks as needed. Your changes are saved automatically.
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