SparkChoice

SparkChoice Ltd

About this app

SparkChoice helps neurodivergent kids and adults beat decision paralysis with a daily, personalised activity menu — no scrolling endlessly, no meltdowns over what to do next.

Built for ADHD and autistic kids who shut down when faced with a wide-open afternoon, SparkChoice presents a small, curated set of activity choices each day. Just enough to spark interest. Not so many it overwhelms. The menu refreshes daily, factors in the weather, and respects the limits a parent has set on screen-based activities.

Designed with neurodivergent brains in mind
• Calm, distraction-free interface — no ads, no flashy rewards, no dark patterns
• A small daily menu instead of a giant list — fewer choices, easier action
• Cards mark themselves done with a gentle celebration, not a points race
• Weather-aware — outdoor activities only show up when the weather suits
• Solo mode for ADHD and autistic adults who want the same tool for themselves

For parents, in family mode
• Build the activity pool together — your kid's actual interests, not generic suggestions
• Set the daily count, screen-card limit, and bedtime
• Manage multiple children, each with their own profile and avatar
• 6 colour themes including a dark Midnight theme
• Daily reminder notifications you can configure to fire on the kid's phone
• A history view to see what's getting picked and what isn't
• Inspire Me — 250+ creative starters spanning art, building, writing, science, and more
• Activity-of-the-day spotlight, mystery activities, badges, and routines

Privacy you can trust
• No advertising, ever
• No third-party trackers, no analytics SDKs
• Your data lives on our servers in the EU/UK and is encrypted in transit
• Export your data any time, delete it any time — partial deletion supported too
• Crisis mode is permanently free, on every account, no paywall
• Sponsored accounts available for families who can't afford a subscription
• Free beta now — 50% off for life when public pricing starts

How it works
1. A parent sets up the family account and adds activities the kid actually likes
2. Each morning, SparkChoice picks a small, varied menu from that pool
3. The kid opens the app and chooses what to do — that's it

Why this matters
For a lot of neurodivergent kids, "what do you want to do?" is the hardest question of the day. Endless choice equals no choice. SparkChoice was built so that question lands differently — as a short list of things you've already said yes to, presented one tap away.

Made by parents and adults living with ADHD and autism, for the same.

What’s new

First public release of SparkChoice for Android.
Daily activity menus for ADHD and autistic kids — and the adults who care for them.
Sign up free directly in the app — no invite code needed.