Personal energy diary
Log your energy in a few seconds a day and look back over your patterns. Entries stay on your device. Printable version included.
Tools, planners and templates you can use straight away. Free, with no signup or email. Whatever you type stays on your own device, and you can print it, save it as a PDF or download it for Word.
Log your energy in a few seconds a day and look back over your patterns. Entries stay on your device. Printable version included.
Write down your early-warning signs, what drains and restores you, and what you'll do when the signs appear.
Decide what full, reduced and minimum versions of your day look like, then pick the one you need today.
Map what helps and disturbs your sleep, then log two weeks of nights to spot patterns.
Map how each of your senses works, what drains you and what helps, then print or share a one-page profile.
Brown noise, rain, fan and slow waves, mixed your way, with a sleep timer and an 'I'm overloaded' button. Nothing sudden.
Plan a trip somewhere new: sensory risks, what to bring, an exit plan and recovery time.
Break a stuck task into steps so small they feel almost silly, and tick them off as you go.
Build morning and evening routines with full, reduced and minimum versions for harder days.
Room-by-room chores at bare minimum, normal and full, plus tiny daily resets.
A monthly admin checklist, plus an 'admin pile' to park tasks until then.
A step-by-step worksheet for big decisions: options, must-haves, energy and a 'good enough' rule.
Choose or write short messages, print them as wallet cards, or show them full screen on your phone.
A one-page guide to your communication preferences, to share with friends, family or colleagues.
Ready-to-use words for saying no, leaving early, small talk, work, repairing after conflict and more.
Your early signs, what helps during and after, and what others should and shouldn't do. Printable and shareable.
A short, shareable summary of how you work best and the adjustments that help. Print it or download it for Word.
Tick the reasonable adjustments you need and get a ready-to-edit email to send (UK).
Fill in a few details and get a call script, with questions, info to have ready and get-out lines.
Prepare for a GP visit or autism assessment, and get a one-page summary to hand over.
Gentle prompts for people exploring autism or newly diagnosed: looking back, strengths, needs and next steps.