What family sees
A parent edits the morning list from their phone.
Daily routines
A simple routine list for children, teens, and adults
A morning, after-school, or evening list stays on one screen until the steps are done. A predictable order is easier to follow than reminders scattered across phones.
What each person sees
What the companion screen shows
The companion screen shows the same steps in large type until they are done.
Morning, school, or evening
Use one list for the part of the day that needs the same order.
Children, teens, and adults
The same screen works at different ages. You choose the words.
Predictable on purpose
Some people, including autistic people, prefer a list that does not move around. MONFamily is a reminder tool. It is not therapy and it does not treat any condition.
Large type
The list is readable from a chair, not locked inside a small notification.
Voice is there too
They can say Call family or Talk to MONFamily. No icons to tap, and no mouse.
You edit from your phone
They never need an account to see the next step.
A school morning
The screen says get dressed, breakfast, backpack, bus. A parent can change "bus" to "ride with Dad" from their phone before breakfast. The list stays put until those steps are done.
How it works
1
Write a short list
From your phone, add the steps in the order they happen. Keep it short enough to see at a glance.
2
Leave it on the screen
The companion device shows the list in large type. It stays up until the steps are done.
3
Change it when the day changes
A parent or supporter edits the list from their phone. The person using the screen does not need a password.
Questions families ask
What kind of routine can we put on the screen?
A short list you write, such as a morning, after-school, or evening order. It stays up until the steps are done.
Who is a routine list for?
Children, teens, and adults who do better when the next step stays in one place. A predictable list can also suit an autistic person who wants fewer surprises. MONFamily is not therapy and does not treat any condition.
Can a parent change the list from a phone?
Yes. Family members edit reminders from their phones. The person using the screen does not need an account.
Does the person using the screen have to tap through menus?
No. The list stays on the screen. They can also answer by voice, with no icons to tap and no mouse.
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