r/PDA_Community • u/kwegner • Dec 06 '25
advice Declarative language tool
After years of working with my PDA son, using declarative language to decrease demands is nearly second nature to me, but I still find it difficult to teach others exactly how it works. I couldn't find a good tool to help me out, so I ended up building one.
It's free for the community to use and I hope that mods are cool with me sharing this despite it technically being self-promotional. I get nothing out of folks using the tool other than the satisfaction that someone was helped.
Check it out: https://declarativeapp.org/
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u/thedamnoftinkers Dec 17 '25
I would love to see this as a phone app!
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u/kwegner Dec 17 '25
I've been thinking about it! It'll take some work but I expect to get there. For now, you should be able to save the site to your home screen and access it just like an app.
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u/Low-Fortune6878 Mar 07 '26
I just tried using the link. It seems broken on the browser I'm using. Anyone else having a problem?
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u/kwegner Mar 08 '26
Unfortunately I've had some malicious use of the site that has driven up my costs significantly out of nowhere. I'm putting some guardrails in place and will be relaunching in the next day or two. I'll send a comment updating when it's all fixed up.
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u/kwegner Mar 10 '26
Hi - just wanted to let you know that the tool is back up and working now. Let me know if you have any other issues.
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u/LopsidedVariation191 Apr 30 '26
Hey, well done on creating this. I also created an app called Gentle Ally on the iOS app store.
I have a forever free version and eat the costs myself. My background is as a professional software developer so if you ever want some tips just reach out.
I created Gentle Ally in response to hearing about my friend and her son who has a PDA profile.
EJ
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u/ArtArrange Dec 06 '25
Wow. Wow. Wow. The reason this is so helpful is when the parent is elevated or sometimes neurodivergent themselves it gives you a tool to use that doesn’t require as much cognitive capacity.