Free tools

Free ABA and autism tools for home, class and clinic

Small, useful tools for the work you do every day. They run in your browser and you don't need an account.

What are these free autism and ABA tools?

SuperChild’s free tools are eight browser-based tools for everyday autism support and ABA work: three visual support makers for parents and teachers, four ABA tools for BCBAs and RBTs (an RBT practice test, data sheets, an IOA calculator and a graph maker) and a VB-MAPP goal mapper. All of them are free, with no account.

Visual support and AAC makers: schedules, boards, social stories and picture cards

Makers for parents, teachers and therapists: visual schedules, token boards, first-then boards, social stories, a core word board for low-tech AAC and PECS-style picture cards. Each builds a printable from your own pictures, photos and steps, on US Letter or A4. Prefer a ready-made set? The free printables have packs for most of them.

FAQ

Questions about the free tools

Are these ABA and autism tools really free?
Yes. Every tool on this page is free to use, with no account, no email and no usage limit. The makers, data sheets and graph maker give you a PDF or PNG to keep, so download it before you close the tab.
What is the difference between the makers and the free printables?
The makers build a visual schedule, token board or first-then board from your own pictures, photos and steps. The free printables are ready-made PDF packs, such as the visual schedule printables and the token board printable. Start with a pack today, and use a maker for anything it doesn’t cover.
Which free tool helps me study for the RBT exam?
The free RBT practice test: a timed 85-question mock exam built on the 2026 RBT Test Content Outline, plus practice by domain with every answer explained. The ABA data sheets, IOA calculator and ABA graph maker let you practice the Data Collection and Graphing domain hands-on.
Can I use the tools in the UK, Ireland or Australia?
Yes. The makers and data sheets print on A4 as well as US Letter. A visual schedule is what UK and Australian schools call a visual timetable, and a first-then board with Now and Next as headings is a now and next board, as used in SEN schools and by speech and language therapists and speech pathologists.
Where can I find VB-MAPP goals?
The VB-MAPP goal mapper turns a VB-MAPP level, domain and milestone area into practice goals in plain words, with activities for home and the classroom. For how the assessment itself is run and scored, read the VB-MAPP guide.

Beyond the free tools

Daily practice with an AI coach, with the professional in charge.

SuperChild turns the goals you pick into short practice sessions a young child can do with an AI coach, while the therapist, teacher or parent keeps oversight of every step.