Microsoft Learning Tools
These free, built-in learning accessibility tools work across Word, Edge, OneNote, and more, supporting users with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences.
Sensory App House
Offers a suite of free and low-cost sensory apps (like bubble poppers, visual relaxers, and soundboards) designed for calming, focus, or play.
Tappy Guide
Created for neurodivergent and disabled individuals, Tappy Guide helps users find accessible businesses, navigate public spaces, and request assistance.
Smiling Mind
A free mindfulness and meditation app designed for young people but useful for all ages.
MindDoc
Offers guided reflection, mood tracking, and mental health insights to help users identify emotional triggers and patterns in their daily lives.
Breathe, Think, Do with Sesame
This playful app teaches young users how to pause, process, and problem-solve through calming activities—great for kids (and neurodivergent adults who prefer child-friendly formats).
Moodnotes
Co-designed by psychologists, this app helps users track their mood, recognize cognitive distortions, and build healthier thinking habits through journaling prompts.
Bearable
Track mood, sleep, habits, energy, and symptoms to better understand mental and physical health patterns.
Aloe Bud
A gentle self-care reminder tool with prompts for hydration, rest, mindfulness, and more, ideal for burnout recovery.
Thinkladder
Guided self-reflection and cognitive reframing to help manage anxiety, overwhelm, and self-esteem.