Pocket Picture Planner app for iPhone and iPad

Using Pictures To Make Plans - for iPhone and iPod touch

Important – Free download includes only demo data. Requires a licensed copy of Picture Planner for Windows or Mac in order to create new schedules for viewing with Pocket Picture Planner on an iOS device. However, after downloading, users can request a free demo user account that allows full desktop to iOS syncing for a 30-day trial period.

Pocket Picture Planner is the innovative mobile app that lets you view a personalized visual calendar of scheduled activities created with the desktop software, Picture Planner.

Use Picture Planner to create your schedule by selecting from either included photos and symbols or your own imported images. Then sync your schedule using Pocket Picture Planner to your iPhone or iPod touch to view the schedule, get visual prompts and reminders, and track activity completion on the go. It’s that simple!

This is an ideal self-management app for children, users with autism, TBI, and other cognitive disabilities, elders, second language learners, or anyone who just likes working with pictures or who prefers a simple user interface for scheduling activities and getting reminders.

Helpful Features:
•Multi-modal: all icons have graphic image, text label, and text to speech
•Systematic: Activities organized into simple categories that provide a systematic approach to activity creation and viewing. Use as many or as few categories as you like: What is the activity? Who is doing it? Where? How will you get there? How much money do you need? What do you need to bring? What clothes will you wear?
•Get Push Notification activity reminders
•Mark activities as completed and sync back to desktop Picture Planner

The simple interface of Pocket Picture Planner makes staying on schedule easy. Pictures speak their names. Activity steps lay out the detailed information necessary to competently manage a schedule.

This innovative mobile app enhances the capability of anyone who prefers a systematic, cognitively accessible approach to self-management.