VizyPlan review
Visual schedules, stories, and provider notes, with a free plan after a 7-day Premium trial.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
VizyPlan is a visual planning app for families supporting autistic and ADHD children. Its focus is everyday routines and preparation: families can create picture schedules, use visual day maps, and prepare for new situations with personalized social stories. It also includes tools for sharing schedules with caregivers or providers, making it relevant to households coordinating support across home and school. Families seeking academic practice or AAC support may need a different kind of app.
VizyPlan starts with a free 7-day Premium trial and then stays free with no time limit: the free plan keeps everything already made, routines and stories built with your own photos, the VizyTouch and Resyna calm tools, and provider notes. Premium adds AI pictures made from your photos, routines and social stories built by Vizy, Vizy Advocate for IEP meetings, and meeting recording with transcripts and summaries, for $6.99 per month or $59.99 per year. Provider plans cost $17 per month or $150 per year per clinician with a BAA included, and solo providers who do not need a BAA can use the $6.99 or $59.99 plans; organizations with more than 50 providers pay $125 per provider per year or $15 a month each, and practices can request a pilot. Families invited by their provider use VizyPlan free. Families should consider whether Premium's AI and meeting tools justify the subscription after the trial.
The app combines planning with communication and tracking tools: visual timers and countdowns, a family calendar and shared schedules, stickers and points, emotion check-ins, and provider session notes with goal tracking. AI meeting transcription and summaries extend its use to school-meeting preparation. VizyPlan is offered on web, iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS, with cloud and mobile deployment and chat support. That breadth makes it a fit for families who want routines, stories, and coordination tools together; those who only need a simple schedule may prefer a narrower, less feature-dense option.
VizyPlan pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI-personalized picture schedules and visual day maps
- Social stories, timers, rewards, and mood tracking in one app
- Available on web, iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS
- Where it doesn't
- AI pictures, Vizy-built routines, IEP prep and meeting summaries need Premium
- Provider session notes and goal tracking may exceed basic routine needs
- Provider plans cost more, at $17 a month or $150 a year per clinician
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