ClassWallet with ABC Kids

This app is currently available only for iPhone and iPad users.

Empowering Kids with ADHD to Unlock Their Superpowers

SAVVY KID is an app that helps children with ADHD thrive by turning everyday challenges into opportunities for growth. Using therapist-approved tools and techniques, we support kids in building critical life skills.

Soft Skills Development

Build communication, emotional intelligence, and problem-solving abilities.

Boosted Confidence

Celebrate wins big and small to foster a strong sense of self-belief.

Organization and Planning Skills

Learn strategies to stay organized, set goals, and plan effectively.

Emotional Self-Regulation

Practice coping mechanisms to manage big emotions and build resilience.

Curriculum Absorption

Tailored learning methods help kids absorb and retain information in a way that suits their ADHD learning styles.

What parents say about ABC Kids

  • ABC Kids is a pretty solid app

    I appreciate that it seems to be designed with ADHD in mind; the tasks are short and engaging, and my kid doesn’t get overwhelmed. Definitely see some benefits in focusing. It's helpful and the overall design is great. What I would add is a place for parents, where they can track the progress of the children. Also, a little bit more variety in the type of activities would be appreciated.

    Elena Phillips

  • Great help for a kid with ADHD

    Alright, so I checked out ABC Kids for my son, who has ADHD, and I gotta say, it's not bad at all. What I really liked is that the content is tailored to him. He actually wants to use it, which is a huge win! Plus, the tasks aren't too long. I checked the website and saw, that it's created by real psychologists, which makes it really helpful. But the 5-10 age thing is a little limiting. It's sad that my older boy is missing out!

    Gena Andrews

  • The ADHD support that works

    My kiddo has ADHD, and honestly, finding educational apps that hold his attention is a freakin' nightmare. ABC Kids has been surprisingly helpful, though. The app is designed specifically for kids like him, and that shows. The content feels like it's built with him in mind, which keeps him way more engaged than other apps we've tried. I love that it's based on psychological protocols too, it shows the people made it with purpose.

    Ollon Leach