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See the pattern before the hard day arrives.

Two taps in the moment, dysregulation, a sensory wobble, or a win, and the triggers behind the difficult days start showing themselves. Instead of carrying it all in your head, you get something you can plan around, and something school and clinicians will take seriously.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Log it in the moment, in seconds

    Choose a category (dysregulation, sensory overload, transition, win, other) and add a line if you want to. No long forms while you're mid-day.

  2. 2

    Tag what was happening

    Bedtime, school pickup, the supermarket, screens, a sibling, hunger. Optional, and it's what turns scattered days into a pattern.

  3. 3

    Watch the pattern appear

    The last 30 days at a glance: which triggers cluster, which times of day feel fullest, and where the wins are landing. Usually the picture is clearer than you expected.

  4. 4

    Walk into meetings with evidence

    Export the log as a PDF for school, your OT, the paediatrician, or an EHCP review, so you're describing what happened, not defending your memory of it.

Why parents keep using it

  • Built for one-handed logging. Most parents tap it standing up, mid-moment.
  • Plain language, not clinical jargon, so anyone in the family can log.
  • Calm visuals, no red dots and no streaks to keep up with when the week is already hard.
  • Feeds the sensory profile and Iris, so the advice you get is about your child, not children in general.
  • Your child's data stays private to your account.
  • Included in your subscription. Free for 14 days first, no card needed.

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Fewer guesses. Calmer days. Someone to ask at 2am.

Set up your child's profile in an evening and Quiet Space starts working with you the same week. Everything included for £9.99 a month, or £99.99 a year. Free for 14 days, no credit card.

Add Quiet Space to your phone

Install it like an app for quick access to Iris, schedules and check-ins.