Skillberry Visuals · iPhone & iPad
Keep time visible during an activity
Skillberry Visuals includes a visual timer alongside its token boards, visual schedules, and other tools. Use the timer on iPhone or iPad when you want to display time during a routine, activity, or transition.
Show duration as well as the next activity
A schedule answers what comes next. A timer represents time during the current activity. For example, an adult might use a timer during a short art activity or a planned break, while a schedule shows the activities around it.
The adult chooses the duration and how the timer is used. Skillberry does not set a recommended time for a learner or promise that a timer will prevent distress or change behavior.
Keep related visual tools in one app
If you need a digital token board and a visual timer, you can explore both in Skillberry. Choice boards and First Then boards offer other ways to present information during the same routine. Choose the tool that answers the question you want to make visible.
A timer may be useful on its own, but it is not a calendar, a scheduling service, or a measurement of learning. Review the installed app for the timer controls and access available with your plan.
Explore before using it in your routine
Try the timer display and controls on your device before relying on them in a particular setting. Choose a display and approach that fit the person using the visual. Phone or tablet settings, interruptions, and app state can affect how an on-screen tool is experienced.
Skillberry Visuals is free to download with optional in-app purchases. The App Store lists current compatibility and prices. Parents, teachers, caregivers, and professionals can explore the app's visual tools and decide which ones fit their routines.
Available for iPhone and iPad. Free download with optional in-app purchases. Check the App Store for current terms.