Eleven connected tools

A communication rail, not a scorecard

Each module uses a distinct offline instrument and keeps the person's choice, refusal, and independent control at the centre.

A low-pressure start and a clear overview of local-only behavior.

Select two to four concrete options, including pause, refusal, or another way.

A 15, 30, or 60-second visual interval with no speed score, streak, or judgment.

Optional practical preferences without names, diagnoses, contacts, or participant identity.

Light, sound, seating, distance, exits, transition clues, and tool access.

A flexible prepare–invite–wait–notice–confirm sequence that may stop at any point.

Structured response-mode and timing observations without free text or medical conclusions.

Assent, refusal, breaks, no physical direction, qualified help, and urgent boundaries.

Offline source literacy and references to ASHA and CDC materials.

The full policy plus a clear-all control for app-created local state.

Publisher identity, package, version, offline behavior, and limitations.