Built by a parent.
For every parent.
When my child was diagnosed, I felt completely lost. The waiting lists were long, the therapy was expensive, and I didn't know what to do at home. I built Kuboid so you never have to feel that way.
Why this exists
The system isn't built to hold our hands. After a diagnosis, families are often handed a pamphlet and put on a six-month waiting list. In those critical early months, parents are left wondering if they are doing enough.
I spent countless nights researching therapies, building my own visual schedules out of cardboard, and trying to understand complex clinical jargon. I realized that while specialists are invaluable, the most consistent therapy happens at home—with us.
Kuboid was born from a simple belief: Parents are capable therapists when given the right guidance. We take the proven methods used by professionals and break them down into simple, daily routines you can actually manage between laundry, work, and life.
"Every child deserves progress. Every parent deserves guidance."
Our core principles
Evidence-based
Built on ISAA and CAST frameworks used by specialists worldwide. We don't guess; we follow the science.
Safety first
Every activity is reviewed for age-appropriateness. Every caution is written in plain language.
Adaptive
No two children are the same. The app learns from your daily feedback and adjusts the plan organically.
What we are — and what we're not
Trust is built on honesty. We want to be completely transparent about what this tool can and cannot do for your family.
We are
- A guided home therapy companion
- A tool to complement professional care
- A bilingual support system for families
We are not
- A medical device or diagnostic tool
- A replacement for trained therapists or doctors
- A guarantee of specific developmental milestones
Important Medical Disclaimer
The content, activities, and routines provided by Kuboid Autism Companion are for educational and supportive purposes only. They are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, pediatrician, or qualified clinical specialist with any questions you may have regarding your child's medical condition or developmental needs.