Visual sequence
Short by design
8 blocks at most, 2 printable pages at most. A support nobody puts on the wall helps nobody, so the format refuses to become a wall of text.
AtyKids Studio
When you need something concrete.
Describe what you need, and the Studio builds the support: something to show, hand over, print and put up.
Not one more piece of advice: something you can actually use.
- 6 forms of support
- Printable
- The Studio
Why the Studio
Knowing what to do is one thing. Having the right support is another.
Some moments do not call for advice. They call for something you can point at, hand over, stick on the fridge or slip into a bag. That object almost never exists when you need it, and making it by hand at half past seven in the morning is not realistic.
- Show
- Explain
- Prepare
- Put up
- Hand over
- Pass on
The Studio turns that need into something usable.
Supports
Make something you can use, show or print.
You write what you need. The Studio builds it into a short document, in one of six forms, which you then adjust word by word before printing or keeping it.
The six forms a support can take
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First / Then
Before we leave · First : I put my shoes on · Then : We go to the car
Print it or save it as PDF
A support is made to leave the screen: printed, stuck up, slipped into a bag, handed to someone else.
Checklist
Adjust every word
Nothing is final. The title, the steps and the wording stay yours to rewrite before you keep anything.
Choice board
Kept only if you say so
Nothing is stored until you save it. Your space holds up to 50 creations, which you can reopen, edit or delete.
Routine
The shape of a support
Cue card
A schematic of the real format, not a screenshot.
From a real need
A need on one side. Something usable on the other.
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A routine, step by step, up on the wall.
Mornings are always complicated.
A First / Then, so the order is visible.
There are two steps and only the second one is fun.
A checklist you go through together.
I never know if we have forgotten something before leaving.
A choice board with a few real options.
Choosing is hard, and saying no to everything is easier.
A visual sequence showing what is going to happen.
Something important is about to change.
A cue card to keep to hand.
The same instruction has to be repeated ten times.
Making a support
A support, in three steps, and you stay in charge of all three.
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Describe what you need
A few words or a few lines, in your own wording. There is no form to fill in and no template to pick.
Adjust the creation
What comes back is a draft, not a verdict. Rewrite the title, the steps, the words. Nothing is fixed.
Use it, and keep it if it helps
Print it, save it as PDF, or store it in your space to reopen later. Nothing is kept unless you save it.
Where the Studio stops
Four bricks, four jobs.
- Assistants Help you decide what to try in a situation. An assistant can bring you here with your request already written. The assistant does not make the support itself.
- Experts Go deeper on a specialized question. The Studio can shape a document to prepare with; it never produces an official administrative record.
- Resources Free tools you open and use as they are, with nothing to create beforehand.
- Studio Turns a need into something you can use, show, read or print.
Sacha helps you think through what to try when tension is rising. If a concrete support would help, the Studio is where it gets made. Sacha does not make it.
The frame
A creation tool, used by an adult.
Personalized from what you provide
And from nothing else. The Studio does not know your child, builds no profile and learns nothing on its own.
Say only what is useful
The app asks it plainly: no full name, no address, no detailed medical information. A support does not need them to work.
The adult stays in front
AtyKids is used by the adult who supports the child. It is not designed to be used by a child alone.
Not a medical system
A creation treats nothing and diagnoses nothing. It gives shape to what you decided to show or prepare.
Who creates
Anyone who needs to make the thing that is missing.
Parent
For routines, homework, transitions and moments of tension.
Educator / education staff
To adapt everyday instructions, activities and supports more simply.
Professionals & organizations
To observe more clearly, prepare support and pass on the useful information.
Access
The Studio is part of AtyKids Premium.
One subscription opens the Studio alongside the Assistants, the Experts and ATLAS. The free Resources stay free, and stay available separately.
- The 6 Assistants
- The AtyKids Experts
- ATLAS
- The Studio
When you need something concrete, start from your need.
Not from a blank page at half past seven in the morning.
FAQ
In plain terms.
What is the AtyKids Studio?
The place where a need becomes a support you can actually use. It does not replace your judgement: it gives shape to what you decided to show, prepare or pass on.
What kinds of content does the Studio create?
Supports, in six forms: visual sequence, First / Then, checklist, choice board, routine and cue card.
How is a support made?
You write what you need, in a few words or a few lines. The Studio builds it into a short document (eight blocks at most, two printable pages at most) which you then adjust. A support nobody puts on the wall helps nobody: the brevity is a constraint of the format, not a shortcoming.
Can I print and keep a support?
Yes. A support can be printed or saved as PDF, and kept in your space, where you can reopen, edit or delete it. The space holds up to fifty creations. Nothing is kept until you save it.
What is the difference between the Assistants and the Studio?
The Assistants help you decide what to try in a situation. The Studio makes what you need when a concrete support would help. An assistant does not create the support itself: it can bring you to the Studio with your request already written, which you remain free to rewrite.
How is this different from the free Resources?
The Resources are ready-made free tools you open and use as they are. The Text reader is one of them. The Studio creates something that did not exist before your request, and belongs to AtyKids Premium.
Are the creations personalized?
From the information you choose to provide, and nothing else. The Studio does not know your child, builds no profile and makes no diagnosis. The instruction inside the app is explicit: do not enter a full name, an address, or detailed medical information.
Is the Studio included in AtyKids Premium?
Yes. The Studio is part of AtyKids Premium, along with the Assistants, the Experts and ATLAS.
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