Hi! I’m Tatiana, a mom of two amazing kids who inspire everything I build.

Being the parent of two neurodiverse children has expanded our horizons in ways we never expected. It has allowed us to appreciate and celebrate their learning journeys even more. As their parents, we know they will go far — and they will do so at their own pace. Our role is simply to support them and cheer them on every step of the way.

Every app I’ve created has grown from a real need in our family.

Kid’s Calendar

My first application, Kid’s Calendar, was created because I couldn’t find exactly what I wanted in the App Store. I originally built it just for fun and for my own family.

To my surprise, my kids loved it. They enjoyed adding activities they wanted to do during the day, our schedules became smoother and more organized, and they learned a lot in the process.

Seeing how helpful this simple tool was opened my eyes to the possibilities of creating apps that truly support families.

Speech Aid: He – She

At the time, both of my kids were attending speech therapy, and one of their goals was learning to correctly use “he/she” pronouns.

That’s how Speech Aid: He – She was born. It helped them tremendously, and even their speech therapist noticed the improvement and was impressed with both the kids and the app.

Learn About My Family

I later created Learn About My Family to help my kids learn important information like emergency phone numbers and our home address.

A friend suggested adding extended family members and teachers so children could become more familiar with the important people in their lives. I loved the idea, and it quickly became one of my kids’ favorite features because they could see pictures of family members who lived far away.

Trigger Tracker

As parents of neurodiverse children, we often asked ourselves:
What is triggering this behavior?

Was it something they ate? Something they watched? Something in their environment?

So I created an app that allows parents to track behaviors and possible triggers to identify patterns over time. It has already helped me recognize patterns and reduce triggers that were causing difficult behaviors.

One Thing Explained

My most recent app, One Thing Explained, was inspired by the endless questions children ask as they try to understand the world around them.

This app helps explain topics in a simple and engaging way that children can understand, turning curiosity into learning moments for both kids and parents.

And so the journey continues. We’ll see what comes next.

I truly hope that these apps help your family as much as they have helped ours.