Mimo
A listener who loves songs and conversation. Mimo tunes in to what children express through sounds and gestures.
Meet Mimo in a picture bookHere for your child, today and tomorrow.
Learn. Play. Remember.
Growing together.
Understand your child’s development, find play ideas, and share everyday progress with family and your support team.
Notice the little changes.
“I've seen that!”
A glimpse of growth.
Grasping, pinching, expressing a feeling.
Use illustrations to notice moments and look back on your child's development.
Little moments to connect.
Something to try,
in everyday play and connection.
Start with familiar objects and everyday interactions.
Explore how to play, then record what happened.
Play & interaction ideas
Gesture for eating
Before a meal, say “let’s eat” and model bringing your fingers toward your mouth.
From the app’s play ideasA day in therapyIllustrative record
What we tried. What we noticed.
Together with photos and videos.
Together with photos and videos.
Illustration using an existing photo
At home and in therapy.
Keep today's moments.
Look back together.
A favorite game or a movement you practiced.
Saved moments can help at your next conversation with a support professional.
From your records to your support team.
Help others understand
your child.
More ways to use HugMap
- Build a support book
- Share with family and your support team
- Review movement with AI video analysis
- View plans and records in a calendar
- Add everyday notes by voice
- Scan and organize documents
HUGMAP BUDDIES EARLY ACCESS
Buddies for your child. And for you.
Ask everyday questions and explore ways to support your child with our AI buddies.
Luke
A curious inventor who observes, makes and tries again. Luke adapts tools and surroundings to support “I can do it myself.”
Meet Luke in a picture book
Gen
An eager buddy who loves moving together. Gen makes small adventures fun, at a pace that suits your child.
Meet Gen in a picture bookA place for parents and children to grow together.
Raising my second child, who has Down syndrome, I have found support in knowledge and conversations with others—and learned so much from my child. I wanted to create a place where parents could take a breath, notice their child, and make room for their own feelings, too.
The story behind With UTing · Creator
User's Voice
What Our Users Say
Feedback on the released version of HugMap.
I was so impressed that the information I entered was automatically compiled into a support book! It's truly innovative and convenient. The warm messages throughout the app really show the creator's care and dedication.
It's not just about "can they sit or can't they" — I'm glad to learn that there are developmental stages in between. The "Let's Try" activity suggestions are practical and easy to follow.
Being able to record my child's "firsts" is something I'll treasure when I look back. The detailed entry categories make it easy to understand my child's current development as a parent.
This app reduces the burden on parents while giving support staff access to the information they need — it's valuable for both sides. I have high expectations for it as a tool that connects different support facilities with the agility of the private sector.
Make HugMap part of your day.
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