Step by step missions
Knowing what to do, and in what order
Every everyday task is broken into small steps illustrated with pictograms. The child ticks off one step at a time and always sees where they are.
The visual routine app that helps your child become more independent.
Pictograms, missions in small steps, a printable schedule and rewards: the adult and the child organise everyday life together, on phone or tablet.
For children aged 4 to 12 with ADHD, autism or specific learning disorders, and for any child who needs visual cues.
- Over 300 pictograms
- Schedule exportable as PDF
- Works offline
- €8.49 once, no subscription
- Local data
- No ads
- No trackers
- French / English
They use Evotonomia every day
Feedback received about the app.
The app is really intuitive, and there is a very well made guide on the website to help us if anything goes wrong. The after-sales service, run by the app's creator, is more than perfect!
From a professional I use it as a professional with my patients and I recommend it +++ ! I will trust this app again 🙂
From a professional My son, who has ADD, now does his morning routine on his own.
From a parent The pluses 🌱
- PDF export, ready to print
- Available on Android and iOS
- On phone and on tablet
- Custom nickname
- Choice of character
- Plenty of icons to choose from
Day to day
How Evotonomia helps, concretely
Four moments of the day where a visual support makes a difference, and what the app brings to each.
01
Mornings without repeating ten times
The morning routine is broken into illustrated steps the child ticks off one by one. They look at the screen rather than the adult, and always know where they are.
Guide: the morning routine
02
Missions sized for the child
Each mission can be customised: number of steps, pictograms chosen from over 300, strict or free order, timer. Detail where it gets stuck, not everywhere.
See how it works
03
A schedule you can put on the wall
The week is built in the app, then exported as a PDF to hang in the kitchen, slip into the school bag or hand to the teacher.
Guide: the visual schedule
04
Successes you can see
Points, achievements and rewards are chosen by the adult and can be switched off. The child sees what they have accomplished, not only what is left to do.
Guide: rewards and motivation
What makes the difference
Four pillars for building a routine
A task broken into steps, an app that adapts to the child, visible achievements, and a schedule that does not stay locked inside a screen.
Routines you can shape
The app adapts to the child
Over 300 pictograms sorted by category, editable missions and settings (difficulty, strict order, timer) to match each child's pace.
Motivation and progress
Seeing what has already been achieved
Progress bar, achievements and rewards set by the adult: the child sees what they have accomplished, not only what is left to do.
Screen and paper
From the screen to everyday life
Build the schedule in Evotonomia, export it as a PDF and print it, so the child finds the same landmarks everywhere: at home, at school or at a professional's practice.
- In the app
- PDF export
- At home
- At school
- At a professional's
Video tutorials
Every gesture in the app, shown on video
42 short tutorials with an English voice-over: create a profile, break a mission into steps, build the schedule, enable rewards. From 20 seconds to 3 minutes, for the parent and for the child.
- 42 short videos
- Filmed in the app
- Step by step, features, scenarios
Free resources
Visual routines to print, for free
Four ready to print packs: mornings and school, evenings and bedtime, hygiene, emotions. Wall strips, tracking charts and cut-out cards, usable even without the app.
- 4 complete packs
- Colour or black and white
- No sign-up
My school day
Evening and bedtime
Hygiene and independence
Emotions
Made by a dad
An app born at home, shaped by field experience
Pierre trained as a special educator. He worked in institutions with children with complex profiles before becoming a software engineer. As a dad, he built Evotonomia to meet a need he saw at home, day after day.
No subscription, no account, no data collected: an app developed with care, and improved with the feedback of the parents and professionals who use it.
Frequently asked
What parents ask before installing
01.From what age?
Evotonomia is designed for children aged 4 to 12. As soon as a child links a picture to an action, illustrated routines work. Older children mostly use the schedule, the timer and the rewards.
02.Is it suitable for a child with ADHD or autism?
The app was designed with these profiles in mind: visual cues, short steps, time made visible, a predictable day. It is just as useful to a child without a diagnosis who needs structure. It is not a medical device and does not replace any form of support.
03.How much does the app cost?
€8.49 as a one-time purchase on the App Store or Google Play. No subscription, no in-app purchase, no limited version: every feature is included.
04.Does it need a connection or an account?
No. Evotonomia works entirely offline, with no account. Data stays on the device, with no ads and no trackers.
05.Can I manage several children on the same device?
Yes. Each child has their own profile, character, missions and rewards. The adult area is protected by a password.
06.Can I print the schedule?
Yes. The weekly schedule exports as a PDF from the app. Free printable routine packs are also available on the site, without installing the app.
Install Evotonomia
Visual missions, schedule and rewards, on phone and on tablet.
One-time purchase at €8.49, no subscription. Local data, no ads.
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