REQUIRES a Wear OS smartwatch for heart rate tracking. The app does not work without a compatible wearable device.

AUTISM SUPPORT FOR CAREGIVERS

Meltdown Monitor is an autism support app designed for caregivers who want help noticing early signs of distress, responding sooner, and tracking incidents related to meltdowns.

By monitoring heart rate through a Wear OS smartwatch, the app helps caregivers spot rising stress earlier. It also makes it easier to record what happened, review patterns over time, and share useful information with another caregiver or support professional.

Meltdown Monitor goes beyond real-time alerts with built-in incident reports. Caregivers can save red alerts as incidents, review the heart rate snapshot around the event, add notes, select quick tags, and record important details such as background factors, triggers, what happened, and what happened after. Incidents can be exported as PDF reports for later review or sharing.

This supports a practical, caregiver-friendly approach to Positive Behavior Support (PBS) by making context tracking easier than pen-and-paper notes during busy or stressful situations.

KEY FEATURES

Real-time heart rate alerts through a Wear OS smartwatch
Automatic calibration of heart rate thresholds based on observed baseline
Incident reports with severity, notes, tags, and structured context fields
PDF export for sharing with family, school, or support staff
Offline incident editing with background sync when connection returns
Household management to share the same data with another caregiver
Historical review of patterns such as triggers, sensory overload, routine changes, and what helped

BUILT FOR REAL-LIFE CAREGIVING

Meltdown Monitor is designed for use at home and in other caregiving settings where it helps to understand patterns, not just react in the moment. It gives caregivers one place for alerts, incident tracking, and shareable reports instead of relying only on memory or paper notes.

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