Play built around autistic kids’ OT and ABA goals.
Short, predictable rounds that ask for one thing at a time, with every try recorded the way an ABA team takes data: right or not, and the help it took.
The skills often on the plan
Each is one of occo’s six, with five levels and its own measures.
What a session looks like
A goal, how a game asks for it, and what each try records.
OT · Fingers
Isolating fingers for buttons, zips and a pencil grip
Shadow puppets asks for one hand shape after another to cast an animal’s shadow, and ends each block with a short round of opening and closing the hand.
RecordedHand shape matchTapping speedHelp neededABA · Hands
Motor imitation, with the prompt each try took
Every pose in Mirror the Bear is a trial: the bear models it, and each try records whether it matched and the help it took, from none to hands-on.
RecordedAccuracyHelp neededPose matchABA · Mind
Following a sequence, one step longer each round
Repeat the tune plays a few notes and the child plays them back with big arm sweeps; every round adds one more note.
RecordedSteps in orderGetting startedHelp neededABA · Heart
Seeing a task through to its end
Repeat the tune records whether each session was played to its end, and how often a missed note was followed by another try.
RecordedFinishingTrying againOT · Heart
A regulation break before seated work
Breathe and relax paces breathing with a glowing sphere that swells and shrinks, for a minute or two between demands.
Predictable by design
The same scene, the same characters and the same way of helping every time, so the only new thing is the step you are working on.
- One instruction, one response, then the next
- Hints that step up gently, from a glow to being shown how
- Volume and difficulty you set, and calm scenes for a break
A program at their level, in the clinic and at home
Their therapist picks the skills, occo builds a program that starts where they are, and the same program plays on the family’s own screen.
- Built from the skills on their plan
- Starts at their level and rises across the days
- Adjusted from what each session recorded
A plan for your clinic or school, or your family
occo Business for the people who run the sessions, occo for a household.
Questions people ask
No. It is play your team can use inside one: each round is a trial whose response and help are recorded, and you decide what goes into the child’s program and when it changes.
No. occo does not diagnose, treat or monitor any condition. Its skills and the way each is measured come from occupational therapy and ABA practice; it is play a therapist, a teacher or a family uses alongside the work a child already does.
The scenes are painted and slow-moving rather than flashing, and the sound can be turned down or off from the corner of the screen. Calming scenes are there for a break between demands. More in sound and music.
Nowhere. Motion is tracked in the browser, so the picture becomes numbers on the device and video is never sent or saved. More in the camera and privacy.