Romanian IT company ASSIST Software creates a virtual assistant for autism disorder therapy
A bespoke software development company from Suceava is working hard to develop an innovative software solution to help with the educational and therapeutic needs of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders.

A bespoke software development company from Suceava is working hard to develop an innovative software solution to help with the educational and therapeutic needs of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders.
From its headquarters in Northeastern Romania, ASSIST Software[[CM1]](#_msocom_1) has built an outstanding reputation amongst high-profile international clients. With praises and reviews adding up to an excellent 4,9 out of 5 rating on Clutch, it is safe to say that the company values quality and professionalism.
However, ASSIST Software is also known for giving back to the community through activities and projects where tech and innovation can improve lives.
Autisma Therapy Assistant is a comprehensive platform consisting of two main components: a web application for therapists and parents that offers therapeutic information and guidelines and a mobile application designed to boost continuous learning in children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
The platform developers know that not all users are tech savvy – thus, a straightforward and clean UI welcomes parents of all ages to the monitoring module where their child's progress is monitored carefully.
How was Austima Therapy Assistant born, and who believes in this unique Romanian app?
Autisma was born as a creative idea during a company-wide event that rewards the best innovative minds within ASSIST Software. Since its infancy as a PowerPoint presentation and to its days as a project, Autisma has gathered such constructive feedback that the company decided to expand the idea.
In no time, the ASSIST team partnered with ABA coordinators, parents of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), and researchers from the Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava and conducted research activities to create an intelligent software platform dedicated to developing the autonomy of children affected by ASD.
The study revealed that various modules would benefit a child's educational development, enhance their memory and reasoning skills, and other social and practical skills needed for daily routines.
The research was created through the Autism Assistant CENTRIC project, which stands for Center for knowledge transfer to enterprises in the ICT field.
What was the most surprising conclusion?
When looking into how apps could help educate children diagnosed with ASD, the teams working on the Autisma Therapy Assistant project reached a surprising conclusion. All research shows the massive, undeniable importance of continuous learning. Therefore, the goal is to offer kids constant learning opportunities.


