Visual supports for autistic and neurodivergent kids
Visual schedules, first–then boards and picture stories, made in minutes.
Start from a ready-made routine, swap in your own photos, then print it with cut lines or hand over the tablet. So your kid can see what’s next without you saying it again.
Free · No sign-up · Works on phone, tablet and computer
Now
Brush teeth
- Free to make and print
- Use your own photos
- Photos stay on your device
- Prints at true size
Routines shouldn’t depend on you saying it again.
Without WayPebble
- Saying “shoes!” for the fifth time before 8am
- Laminating new cards at 11pm
- One routine at school, a different one at home
- Plans change and nobody saw it coming
With WayPebble
- They can check what’s next without asking
- Edit in seconds, print only when you need to
- The same pictures on the wall and on the tablet
- A picture story ready before anything new
Free tools
Start from a ready-made board. No sign-up.
Each maker opens already filled in. Change the pictures and words, then print it or keep it on your device.
Make one free →Visual schedule
The steps of a routine, in order: mornings, bedtime, the toilet.
- First
Then
Make one free →First–then board
A task first, then something to look forward to.
Make one free →Token board
Earn 3, 5 or 10 stars toward a reward.
- Make one free →
Behavior chart
One to five goals across the week, with a sticker space for each day.
Make one free →Feelings chart
Faces for different feelings, so your child can point to how they feel.
Sometimes I go to the dentist.Make one free →Picture storys
Short, calm stories for new or hard moments, with your own pictures.
Features
Everything a visual support needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
Wake upBrush teethGet dressed
BreakfastShoes on
BusWhich one do I need?
The right support for the moment
| Support | Use it when | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Visual schedule | A routine has several steps, like getting ready or bedtime. | Wake up → Toilet → Get dressed → Breakfast |
| First–then board | A task stands between your child and something they want. | First shoes on, then the park |
| Token board | A longer task or a goal over several steps. | 5 stars, then bubbles |
| Picture story | Something new or different is coming up. | Going to the dentist |
| Choice board Soon | Your child picks between a few options. | Snack: apple or crackers |
| Communication board Soon | Your child needs pictures to say what they want or feel. | I want · more · bubbles |
Questions
Who is WayPebble for?
Kids who do better when they can see what’s coming: autistic kids, kids with ADHD, younger kids, anyone who finds transitions hard. And the parents, teachers and therapists who support them.
Do I need an account?
No. Every maker and free chart works without signing up, and you can print as much as you like. Accounts, for saving boards and using them in live mode, are coming in spring 2027.
What happens to my child’s photos?
They stay on your device. Photos you add are kept in your browser, not on our servers. There are no ads, and we never sell data.
Will the cards print at the right size?
Yes. Print at 100% or “Actual size” and a 2-inch card measures 2 inches. US Letter and A4 both work, and every sheet has cut lines and Velcro dot guides.
Which devices does it work on?
Any phone, tablet or computer with a modern browser: iPhone, iPad, Android and desktop. There’s nothing to install.
Is a communication board a replacement for AAC?
No. WayPebble’s boards are simple, low-tech supports. If your child might need an AAC device, a speech-language pathologist can help you choose one.
Something else? Email us. We reply within a day.