

Myotapps City
for age 3 to 17
A gamified
training program
Myotapps City is an evidence-based training tool that assists SEN professionals in helping students to overcome visual, fine motor, handwriting, coordination, attention, memory and social limitations. It is easily customisable, allowing professionals to set-up the just-right challenge that student needs, and keeping track of their progress. Students can complete their personalised program individually on their own time and from the comfort of their own home.
Gamified Skills Training
Fine Motor
The ability to make movements using the small muscles in our hands and wrists.
Visual Perception
The ability to organise and interpret the information that is seen and give it meaning.
Executive Functioning
The ability to facilitate the behaviours required to plan and achieve goals.
Handwriting
The ability to write effectively and succinctly.
Social
The ability to use verbal and non-verbal communication to interact and communicate with others.



Benefits
All of the exercises are designed and developed by experts in children with special educational needs.
ACCESSIBLE
The app is accessible anytime anywhere with a touchscreen device. Students can train at the convenience of their home.
PROFESSIONAL
Student can receive instant feedback just as they will get from face-to-face training with SEN professionals.
EASY TO USE
Designed to be simple and intuitive, so that it can be used without having any special knowledge in training SEN students.
INTERACTIVE
Monetisation with avatar provide a personal touch, resulting in better involvement with training.
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE
Gamification with attractive design encourages user motivation, easing their commitment to training.
PROGRESS & RESULTS REPORT
The results of each training is recorded to provide reliable and instant feedback to professionals on the students' skills level.
USER ADAPTATION
The tool analyse user performance during each exercise to regulate the degree of difficulty and training automatically, allowing a personalised intervention.