MapHabit

11/11/2025

Today we pause to honor those who’ve served. To every veteran and military family—thank you for your courage, your sacrifice, and your service. The MapHabit team is so grateful for everything you've done for our country.

11/10/2025

We can’t wait to be part of the Enabling Technology and Innovation Summit in Tennessee later this week!

Our CEO, Matt Golden, will be there, ready to connect and share how MapHabit is helping people live more independently through technology.

The sessions, self-advocate speakers, and keynote from Madison Tevlin promise to be an inspiring look at innovation that truly empowers.

More info about the event here: https://hubs.ly/Q03QL-HM0

11/06/2025

Good habits start early and last a lifetime.

MapHabit helps individuals of all ages build structure through visual maps like Toothbrushing, Afterschool Routine, and Bedtime Routine.

Parents, educators, and caregivers use MapHabit to turn daily tasks into opportunities for learning and independence.

Reach out for a demo to see how you can bring structure and success into every day. Visit https://hubs.ly/Q03QLSKY0 to learn more.

11/05/2025

We’re excited to see MapHabit highlighted in the Atlanta Journal & Constitution’s “Aging in Atlanta” series for our work supporting people living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias (ADRD).

What many don’t realize is that MapHabit’s visual mapping system goes beyond aging tech. We also empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to build independence and routine in their daily lives.

Whether you’re a caregiver, provider, or self-advocate, our goal remains the same: to make daily life simpler, more connected, and more personalized for everyone who needs support.

Thank you to the AJC team for shining a light on innovations helping Georgia’s aging community.

If you want to learn more about MapHabit, reach out today: https://hubs.ly/Q03RxXQv0

11/04/2025

For many therapists and behavior analysts, time is your most valuable, and most limited, resource. Between documentation, parent communication, and session prep, it’s easy for the administrative side of therapy to compete with the part that actually drives progress: client engagement and growth.

Technology is supposed to help, but too often it adds one more layer of complexity.

At MapHabit, we’ve seen a different outcome when tech is designed around the real daily workflow of providers and clients alike. Visual supports, guided routines, and shared maps help clients build independence while giving therapists a clearer, more collaborative framework for reinforcing skills beyond the session.

In our latest blog, we explore how BCBAs and therapists are using MapHabit to make therapy more effective and easier, from tracking progress in real time to helping families stay consistent at home.

Read the full article:

Learn how MapHabit's assistive technology can help providers, including BCBAs, improve care for individuals they support with IDD.

11/03/2025

November is National Family Caregivers Month, a time to honor the millions of family members providing care, love, and support every day.

At MapHabit, we’re proud to empower caregivers with tools that make daily routines simpler, communication clearer, and independence more achievable for their loved ones.

To all family caregivers: your dedication makes a world of difference.

10/31/2025

This Halloween, we’re celebrating more than costumes and candy.

At MapHabit, we help individuals of all ages tackle everyday challenges with confidence instead of fear.

Because independence shouldn’t be scary. 🎃

Happy Halloween!

10/30/2025

We were proud to attend this year’s Georgia Association of Community Service Boards (GACSB) Annual Leadership Conference at Lake Lanier Islands!

Our CEO, Matt Golden, and VP of Sales and Growth, Adam Klein, joined leaders from across Georgia’s public safety net to connect on the future of mental health, intellectual and developmental disability, and addiction services.

It was inspiring to see so many professionals and advocates working together toward the shared goal of expanding access to high-quality, person-centered care across the state.

Thank you to GACSB for hosting an incredible event and to everyone who stopped by to learn more about how MapHabit supports care teams and individuals across Georgia.

10/29/2025

Everyone deserves the tools to succeed at work. MapHabit helps individuals build independence on the job through visual, easy-to-follow maps like Starting My Day at Work and Using the Break Room at Work.

These maps simplify workplace routines and boost confidence, whether it’s remembering tasks, managing time, or navigating new environments.

Learn more about funding opportunities in your state to see if MapHabit may be available for free for individuals you support: https://hubs.ly/Q03PHySx0

10/28/2025

Last week, our VP of Sales and Growth, Adam Klein, attended the 10th Annual North Georgia Autism Conference, hosted by the Anna Shaw Children's Institute. This inspiring event brought together parents, caregivers, educators, healthcare professionals, and self-advocate dedicated to supporting individuals on the autism spectrum.

A highlight of the day was hearing from keynote speaker Elizabeth Bonker, International Advocate for Nonspeakers with Autism, who reminded everyone of the power of communication, inclusion, and understanding.

Adam also had the opportunity to connect with event organizer Lindsey Coker to discuss how tools like MapHabit can help neurodiverse individuals build independence and confidence through visual supports and structured routines.

We’re grateful to be part of a community that continues to raise awareness and expand opportunities for people with autism and their families.

10/27/2025

Behind every new feature in the MapHabit app is a bigger goal: helping care teams, providers, and families reduce complexity so they can focus on what matters.

From faster onboarding to customizable tools, the redesigned app is built for real-world use across healthcare, education, and home settings.

Want to see how it could support the people you serve? Reach out—we’d love to start the conversation.

https://hubs.ly/Q03NgDjJ0

10/24/2025

Did you know MapHabit supports caregivers, too?

Our visual maps don’t just help individuals stay organized—they also guide care partners through the challenges of daily caregiving.

From understanding brain changes in dementia to practicing mindfulness, MapHabit gives caregivers the knowledge and structure they need to feel confident and supported.

Contact our team to learn more about how caregiver maps can enhance your care approach ➡️ https://hubs.ly/Q03Nhhsw0