Built by an autism dad & autism mom SLP

Every child deserves to see their day.

One visual plan the whole team shares. Therapists and teachers build it, families use it at home, and everyone sees what's carrying over.

Providers: request a 30-day pilot or book a demo

The one photo the parent added
The one photo you add
Vizy is ready
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ways your child shows up
The child eating breakfast
Morning routine Eat breakfast
The child in a dentist chair, smiling
Social story My trip to the dentist
First
→
Then
First / Then Grab shoes, then tie them
The child packing a suitcase for a family trip
Countdown 12 days until the big trip
The child calmly holding an angry feelings jar
Feelings When I feel angry
The child shaking hands in a kindergarten classroom
New places My first day of kindergarten
Play with colors
Play with shapes
Read a book
Choice board Pick what comes next

Same child. Same face. Every part of their day.

Meet VizyPlan ↓
Photos never train AI
Your child's images stay private
COPPA compliant
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Designed with clinicians
SLPs, OTs & behavioral specialists
Up in under 5 minutes
No setup, no calendars to import
Watch it work

They tap. They do it themselves.

Your child plays through their own routine, one picture at a time, and gets a real celebration at the end.

Real recording from the app
1
Start the routine. Every step shows your child doing it.
2
They tap Done. One step at a time, at their pace, without you repeating yourself.
3
They hear "You did it!" A celebration that is theirs, every single morning.
Why it lands

Clip art shows a kid. VizyPlan shows yours.

The old way

A generic figure on a laminated card. Hard to relate to, easy to ignore.

With VizyPlan
The child himself brushing his teeth

Your child, in their own clothes, doing the step. Kids follow along when they see themselves.

How it looks

The visual schedule that looks like their world.

VizyPlan is the only visual schedule app that uses AI to put the child's own face into every step of their routine.

The home screen greeting a child by name with today's day
Four things, done well.

VizyPlan helps your family see the day, advocate through it, and prepare for what's next.

01 · Visualize

See themselves succeeding.

AI generates images of your child doing each activity — their face, their home, their world. No generic stock icons. No tablet to buy.

  • Pre-built routines for morning, bedtime, school prep
  • One-tap personalization with your child's reference photo
  • Picture-first for pre-readers, gestalt processors & AAC users
A routine step showing the child eating breakfast with a big Done button
02 · Visual Day Map

A map of their whole day, turned into an adventure they want to play.

Every routine, new activity, and hard moment becomes a step on a map your child actually wants to move through — earning stars and little celebrations as they master each one.

  • The whole day mapped out as an adventure, not a checklist
  • Stars and celebrations for every step they master
  • Turns routines, new activities & hard moments into wins
VizyPlan visual day map turning a child's routines into an adventure with stars and celebrations
03 · Advocate

Walk into IEPs prepared.

Export ready-to-share IEP and 504 summaries straight from your child's routines and check-ins — no late nights at the kitchen table reformatting notes.

  • Shared calendar for co-parents, grandparents, providers
  • One-tap IEP / 504 summary export
  • Provider-friendly views for SLPs, OTs, BCBAs
Vizy Advocate IEP summary and meeting prep tool
04 · Prepare

Because no kid should walk into the unknown alone.

The dentist visit, the haircut, the potty, the first day. A picture-by-picture story your child sees before the moment happens — so they arrive ready, not braced.

  • One-tap social stories for any new situation
  • Personalized with images of your real child
  • Print, share to school, or display on screen
Justin and his son Sawyer
"This exists because my son needed a better way to see his day — and nothing out there worked. So we built it."
Justin Bowman & Danielle Deyorio Co-founders. Autism dad and autism mom SLP.
Trusted by the autism community

Parents, advocates, and autism organizations share VizyPlan with their families.

The Autism Dad
The Autism Dad
Rob Gorski · 875K followers

"I wish I had this when my kids were little."

Autism Supermoms
Autism Supermoms
Anne G. Bragg · 126K followers

"VizyPlan can make a huge difference for families feeling confident and prepared."

Autisable
Autisable
Autism Community · 9K · since 2009

"Visual, intuitive, and built for the way our community thinks and plans."

Pricing

Start free. Keep going if it helps.

For clinicians
Provider
$12.50/month per provider
Billed $150 once a year. BAA included.
  • Practice carries on at home: share to families in one tap (free for them)
  • BAA included: the HIPAA agreement your practice needs
  • See what families opened at home
  • Session notes and AI transcript-to-goals
  • Stories, routines, choice boards, First/Then boards and countdowns starring each client
  • Manage your whole caseload, unlimited clients
  • Share with the other providers on a client's team
  • Private by design: photos never train AI
Get started →
For SLPs, OTs, BCBAs and therapy practices. Request a pilot
Networks, districts and hospitals
Organizations
$125/year per provider
For teams over 50, or $15 a month each.
  • Everything in Provider, for every seat
  • Admin portal to add clinicians and manage seats
  • Adoption and family-engagement reporting
  • Volume pricing past 50 providers, automatically
  • Custom onboarding and staff training
  • BAA included; school DPA by request: email support@vizyplan.com
Set up your team →
Families of your clients always use VizyPlan free.
Free plan
After the free week, VizyPlan stays free.
Free after the trial, with no time limit
  • Everything you've already made
  • Routines and stories you build with your own photos
  • Calm tools: VizyTouch and Resyna
  • Provider notes, and everything your provider shares
Premium everything in Free, plus the AI
  • AI pictures made from your photos, for every step
  • Vizy builds routines and social stories for you
  • Vizy Advocate to get ready for IEP meetings
  • Meeting recording, transcripts and summaries

Invited by your provider? Everything they share with you is free.

Common questions

Before you download.

What makes VizyPlan different from other visual schedule apps?
VizyPlan makes the schedule look like your child — you choose whether to use their exact photo or an AI-generated likeness that simply resembles them, shown doing each activity in their own home. Most apps rely on a stock picture library or photos you have to add and arrange yourself. VizyPlan runs on the iPhone, iPad, Android, or web you already have, and puts your child's own face into every step of their day.
Will it work for a child who isn't reading yet?
Yes. The whole product is built picture-first. Activities are recognized by the AI-generated image of the child performing them, not by text labels. Pre-readers, gestalt language processors, and AAC users can all follow the schedule by what they see.
Do I have to be neurodivergent to use VizyPlan?
Not at all. We built VizyPlan with autistic and ADHD kids in mind, but a picture-first day that shows what's next helps just about any child — and any parent who's tired of negotiating the same transition five times before breakfast. Diagnosed, still waiting on answers, or just a kid who does better when they can see the plan: you're in the right place.
What's the benefit of using my child's own image?
Children pay more attention to pictures of themselves than to generic icons, and there's a real evidence base underneath that. Video self-modeling, where a child watches themselves carry out a skill, is an established practice with large reported effects for daily living skills. A step your child recognizes themselves in is a step they actually notice. You still don't need a real photo to get there — a generated likeness that simply resembles them works the same way.
Do I have to use a real photo of my child?
No — that's entirely your choice. You can design a friendly avatar that simply resembles your child, generate a likeness without ever uploading a real photo, or add your own photo if you want the closest match. The point is for your child to recognize themselves in their day — at whatever comfort level feels right for your family. Whatever you pick stays private to your account.
Is the AI image generator safe and private?
Your child's reference photo stays on your account and is never used to train a public model or shared with other users. Generated images are stored privately to your profile so only your family and the people you invite can see them.
Can I share access with my child's teacher, therapist, or co-parent?
Yes. VizyPlan supports a shared family calendar, so co-parents, grandparents, and providers can all view the same routine, activities, and emotion check-ins. The Vizy Advocate tool also exports IEP summaries you can send to the school team in one tap.
What devices does it work on?
iPhone and iPad through the App Store, Android phones and tablets through Google Play, plus a full web app at app.vizyplan.com that also runs on Chromebooks, Mac, and Windows.
What does it cost?
$6.99/month, or $59.99/year, after a free 7-day trial. Cancel anytime. After the free week you can also stay on the free plan: everything you've made, routines you build yourself, calm tools like VizyTouch and Resyna, provider notes and your own photos stay free. Premium adds the AI: pictures, social stories and Vizy Advocate. Invited by your provider? Everything they share with you is free. Clinics and schools can sign up their team here.
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Five tiny shows, on shuffle. Because a day that makes sense should still be fun.

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