Build lifelong independence in hygiene, dressing, bathing, and eating. Sarya translates complex daily self-care tasks into engaging visual card sequences.
Occupational therapy principles packaged into a child-friendly, interactive mobile app.
Detailed visual cards for putting toothpaste on brush, brushing front/back/tongue, rinsing, washing hair, and drying off.
Step-by-step sequences for selecting weather-appropriate clothes, putting on socks/shoes, and zipping jackets.
Encourage proper table manners, using utensils, clearing plates, washing hands before meals, and tidying up.
No two children follow the same routine, so Sarya doesn't force one. Here's how a family builds their first routine in under five minutes.
Choose morning, afternoon, evening, or night; Sarya starts with the routine that's hardest for your family right now, whether that's getting out the door or winding down for bed.
Select the exact steps your child needs; brushing teeth, getting dressed, packing a bag from a culturally relevant card library, or add your own photos for a routine that looks like your child's actual life.
Add a short voice prompt to any step, so your child hears a parent's or caregiver's familiar voice guiding them through each transition instead of a generic narrator.
Star rewards and a simple progress view let your child see how far they've come, and let you spot which routines are clicking and which need adjusting.
Every routine is built with input from certified therapists and refined with feedback from real families so it's structured enough to build real ADL skills, and simple enough for a child to follow.
Occupational therapists and parents use Sarya to ensure kids follow the exact same visual step-by-step ADL routines everywhere.
Activities of Daily Living (ADL) visual cards available for immediate use.
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Answers to common questions about ADL skills training with Sarya.
ADL (Activities of Daily Living) apps help children learn essential personal care skills like brushing teeth, bathing, getting dressed, handwashing, and eating. Sarya breaks down complex self-care steps into clear visual sequences.
OTs use Sarya to build step-by-step visual schedules for specific therapy goals. Parents can carry out the exact same visual routines at home for consistent skill generalization.
Sarya covers personal hygiene (brushing teeth, washing hands, bathing, hair care), dressing (putting on clothes, shoes, buttons), eating on table, tidying up, and basic household responsibilities.
Yes! Sarya tracks routine completion speed and consistency, giving parents and therapists data-backed insights into skill mastery.