Built for occupational therapists
Create personalized visual schedules, task sequences, regulation supports, and therapy materials with inclusive symbols and a flexible workflow built around real participation.
Explore the complete Studio. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid the annual charge.
Choose the routineStart with a template, shared activity, or blank canvas.
Personalize each stepAdd the right symbols, language, directions, and layout.
Print or use on screenBring the finished support into the setting where it is needed.
One flexible OT workflow
When a routine, environment, prompt, or goal changes, your material should be easy to change too. Smarty Symbols Studio keeps the symbols, layout, editing, saving, and delivery process together.
A familiar request can become another round of searching, formatting, exporting, and rebuilding.
Hunt for suitable imagesSearch several folders, websites, or old files.
Rebuild the layoutResize, align, label, and format every piece.
Export a static versionThe finished file works—until something changes.
Repeat the workA new routine, setting, or learner means starting again.
Move from a functional goal or everyday routine to a support that remains ready for the next adjustment.
Find a useful starting pointSearch inclusive symbols, templates, or community-created activities.
Make it specificAdjust the steps, vocabulary, visual detail, directions, and layout.
Save the editable projectKeep the source ready when the person, task, or context changes.
Use it where participation happensPrint, download, or launch the finished activity on screen.
Start with the complete Studio
Explore the workflow with your own routines and goals for 14 days.Participation across real life
Build supports around the person, task, environment, and purpose—from early self-care routines to school, home, community, and work participation.
Daily livingCreate step-by-step supports for dressing, grooming, toileting, hygiene, meals, and other meaningful routines.
Sequences · task supports · visual directions
RegulationOrganize available choices, environmental supports, preparation strategies, and familiar language for transitions or breaks.
Choice boards · break supports · preparation
Fine motorPrepare visual directions and personalized practice materials for tool use, cutting, writing, classroom routines, and projects.
Tool use · visual-motor tasks · classroom supports
PlanningMake the next step easier to see with visual schedules, first/then supports, checklists, and task sequences.
Schedules · checklists · next-step supports
Home routinesSupport participation in meal preparation, household routines, cleanup, organization, and caregiver-supported practice.
Home routines · meal tasks · shared carryover
Community and workCreate age-respectful supports for transportation, workplace routines, community access, organization, and increasing independence.
Teens and adults · community routines · work tasksVocabulary for real participation
Find more than classroom nouns. Build functional supports with clear actions, body and sensory experiences, tools, adaptive equipment, people, and environments across everyday life.
Representation with purpose
Character of Choice helps you select distinct people with different ages, hair, features, identities, and lived representation while preserving the recognizable action or concept.
Useful vocabulary, not decorative clip art
Combine the person, action, tool, body experience, and environment so each support can communicate more of what matters.
One concept · Flexible presentation
Keep the concept consistent while changing how it is presented for printed directions, low-ink materials, personalized coloring, visual-motor tasks, or other therapist-designed activities.
Same recognizable actionThe occupational therapist decides which format fits the purpose.
Search with the task in mind.
Explore inclusive symbols and build around the routines that matter in your practice.The Printing Center
Start with a flexible template, add the symbols that fit the person and occupation, then print or save. No rebuilding layouts from scratch every time a routine changes.
ChooseStart with a template
CustomizeAdd the right symbols
UsePrint, save, or update
Less formatting. More clinical intention.
Create visual schedules, task analyses, choice boards, first–then supports, labels, adapted activities, and more—without forcing every client into the same finished resource.
Begin with structure already in placeUse an editable template instead of spending therapy-prep time aligning boxes and rebuilding pages.
Match the support to the personChange vocabulary, representation, sequence length, labels, colors, and visual complexity.
Return and revise as needs changeSave materials for the next session, a new environment, or the next step toward independence.
Full Studio access during the trial. No long-term commitment.
Daily routinesDressing, hygiene, meals, and home responsibilities
Regulation supportsSensory choices, break plans, and body-awareness tools
School participationTransitions, classroom tasks, and executive-function supports
Community accessShopping, appointments, safety, and independent living
Community Activity Library
Search a growing library of materials shared by professionals, open a promising resource in Studio, and reshape it around the person, occupation, environment, and goal.
Look for a routine, setting, skill, or activity type instead of browsing a generic worksheet catalog.
Use a ready resource when it fits, or open it in Studio and change the sequence, vocabulary, visuals, or complexity.
Save your adapted version for future sessions and choose whether it stays private or is shared with others.
A faster starting point—not a substitute for professional judgment.Review community materials for the individual, context, access needs, culture, age, and therapeutic purpose before using them.
Smarty Symbols Game Center
Turn the same symbols used in printed supports into personalized interactive activities for sequencing, matching, sorting, choosing, and identifying what comes next.
Same symbols. A new way to practice.Use interaction when it adds value for the person and the goal.
Purposeful interaction—not screen time for its own sake
Sequence dressing, packing, hygiene, meal, or classroom steps and identify what comes next.
Connect everyday objects, adaptive equipment, or school tools to their functional uses.
Group items, environments, safety choices, or regulation strategies around meaningful categories.
Practice recognizing preferences, body needs, break options, and supports for participation.
From goal to interactive activity
Individual Studio access for occupational therapists
Try the complete platform first, or begin paid access immediately. Every option includes the same symbols, templates, editor, Printing Center, Game Center, saved projects, and Community Library.
Recommended: build and try a real OT support first
Annual access
Best valueAbout $7.42 per month, billed annually.
Monthly access
Maximum flexibilityThe same complete Studio, billed monthly.
Included with every option
Individual pricing shown in US dollars. Subscription access renews according to the billing option selected until future renewal is canceled. Pricing and terms may change.
Helpful answers before you begin
Practical details about creating adaptable materials, using personal photographs, protecting client and student information, launching activities, and trying the complete Studio.
You can create task analyses, visual schedules, dressing and hygiene sequences, regulation-choice supports, first/then boards, fine-motor and visual-motor activities, home and school routines, community supports, labels, and other individualized materials using templates or a flexible blank layout.
Yes. The library includes vocabulary and representation for children, teens, and adults across home, school, clinic, healthcare, employment, and community settings. You decide which symbols, language, and level of complexity fit the person and purpose.
Yes. Save the project as an editable resource, then return to change a step, symbol, direction, layout, response option, or environment. You can also duplicate a useful starting point before preparing a related version.
Yes. Finished printables and downloaded resources can be prepared for use across home, school, clinic, work, or community settings. Studio helps you create consistent materials; the OT still determines the appropriate support, instructions, and implementation plan.
No. The occupational therapist creates and manages the resource. Printables can be downloaded for use, and Game Center activities can be launched without creating a separate client or student account.
No client or student account is required to create materials or launch an activity. You can build around an occupation, routine, or goal without entering identifying information into Studio.
Yes. You can upload personal photographs and other images for use in your projects. Personal uploads are not automatically published to the Community Library. Follow your employer’s privacy requirements and obtain any required authorization before uploading identifying or sensitive images.
Yes. Use the Printing Center for downloadable materials and Game Center for on-screen choice, matching, sorting, sequencing, or comprehension activities. Both pathways use the same Smarty Symbols library.
The trial includes the complete Studio. Unless you cancel before it ends, access continues on the annual OT plan at $89 per year. Future renewal can be managed through your account.
Yes. Smarty Symbols offers organization access for clinics, schools, districts, therapy departments, and interdisciplinary teams. Multi-user purchasing can include centrally managed staff access, purchase-order support, and organization pricing.
Your next OT support can start today
Bring inclusive symbols, flexible templates, printable resources, community activities, and interactive practice into one adaptable workflow—then shape every material around the participation goal in front of you.
The 14-day trial continues at $89 per year unless canceled before the trial ends.
