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- 5.00
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- August 25, 2026
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- 1.2
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- August 2026
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- 20.8 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
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About StimTiles
StimTiles is a games app developed by Kurt Cannon.
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StimTiles is rated 5.00 out of 5 stars. The rating is based on 2 ratings.
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StimTiles is freely available from the App Store. The app size is 20.78 MB. The latest version available is 1.2. The last update was on August 25, 2026.
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The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since August 2026.
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By Kurt Cannon, from the App StoreDescription by Kurt Cannon Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
activities a child can tap, swipe, and settle into at their own pace. It was
built by a dad for his autistic son, and shaped around one idea: stimming is a
healthy way to self-regulate, so give it a safe, beautiful place to happen.
There are no timers, no scores, and no way to "lose." Nothing nags, rushes, or
interrupts. Just open something calming and stay as long as it feels good.
— MORE THAN TWO DOZEN THINGS TO DO —
Relaxing modes for open-ended sensory play:
• Kaleidoscope, Ripple, and Drift — tap and watch color bloom and cascade
• Breathing — a slow, guided breathing exercise, as long or short as you like
• Soundscape — every color plays its own gentle tone
• Bubble Pop, Squish, Snow Globe, Chime, Fireworks, and more
Gentle games for kids who like a little structure:
• Matching Game, Memory Path, Color Sort, Mosaic, Trace, and others
• A quiet sense of accomplishment — a warm "Congrats," never a score to beat
Support for the hard moments, too:
• Calm-Down Routines — short, guided sequences (breathe, then a calming mode,
then wind all the way down) with no choices to make in between
• A quick Communication Board — tap to say "I need a break," "Too loud,"
"Help me," "All done," and other core phrases when words are hard
• Low Arousal Mode — one switch dials the whole app down: softer motion,
quieter sound, calmer everything
— TUNE IT TO YOUR CHILD —
Every child's senses are different, so almost everything is adjustable:
• Turn animations, sounds, and haptics on or off — or dial haptic strength
• Light or dark appearance
• A visual timer and gentle session limits, if transitions are hard
• Grid sizes from tiny to large to match attention and motor needs
• A parent PIN to keep settings locked down
— MAKE IT THEIRS —
Personalization is where a lot of kids fall in love with StimTiles. Choose from
dozens of tile shapes (weather, space, ocean, animals, hearts, and more),
color sets, calming sound packs, and Home Screen app icons. A few are included
free; the rest are small one-time unlocks — buy just the one your child loves,
or a themed bundle. There's also a Tip Jar if you'd like to support development.
— KIND, HONEST, AND SAFE —
StimTiles is free to start, with no ads at all — nothing to interrupt or
distract, ever. Optional cosmetic unlocks are there if you want them, never
required. Your settings, progress, and purchases stay on your device. No
account, no login, no sign-up.
StimTiles is a calming sensory play tool, not medical or therapeutic treatment.
It's simply a quiet, flexible, screen-time-you-feel-good-about place — for an
autistic or ADHD child, a sensory seeker, or anyone who just wants to fidget
with color and breathe for a minute.