📈Last 7 days+1.5K installs — 35% slower than the week before (+2.4K) · 221/day since Sep 26
⭐Rating steady at ★ 4.88 since Sep 26
🛠Updatesactively updated · updated 13 days ago · every ~80 days (3 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
+9,721 installs
· +15 ratings
since Sep 26
Update history
10.0.5Oct 31, 2026 · seen Nov 10, 2026
Your voice guided us! Now, you can record your own voice for the images. Matraquinha works 100% offline and includes an activity timer, as well as daily and weekly visual schedules, to bring more predictability to your routine. You can also create categories using real photos and choose between a list or grid view. Have questions or ideas? Reach out to us at help@matraquinha.com.br
10.0.4Oct 27, 2026 · seen Oct 31, 2026
Your voice guided us! Now, you can record your own voice for the images. Matraquinha works 100% offline and includes an activity timer, as well as daily and weekly visual schedules, to bring more predictability to your routine. You can also create categories using real photos and choose between a list or grid view. Have questions or ideas? Reach out to us at help@matraquinha.com.br
9.8.9May 23, 2026 · seen Sep 26, 2026
Your voice guided us! In this update, Matraquinha adapts even more to your home's routine. Now you can use real photos from your child's daily life and create custom categories. We also brought new visual routines to help reduce anxiety, plus the option to choose between a list or grid view. Every new feature was made to give more independence to the one you love. Questions or ideas? Count
Autism Kids: Voice & Routines is a communication app by Matraquinha with 500,000+ downloads (about 641K estimated). +1.5K installs in the last 7 days. Rated 4.9 from 1.4K ratings. Released Jul 25, 2018. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.
From the store listing: “Just received an Autism (ASD) diagnosis and don't know where to start? We understand you.
Everyday life for a family with an autistic child can be challenging. When speech doesn't come naturally, a child's difficulty in expressing basic needs, like hunger, thirst, or pain, leads to frustration, crying, and frequent…”
