helponthegoapps.com

What It Is

Help On The Go Apps is a collection of mobile apps and eBook resources for children and teenagers, with a core focus on emotional regulation and social development. The site indicates that its resources cover Android, iPhone, iPod, iPad, Amazon Kindle, and iBooks, with formats including card-game-style apps, standard eBooks, and Enhanced eBooks with audio narration.

Core Content

The content is fairly focused, mainly covering topics such as recognizing facial expressions, understanding body language, learning “hidden” social rules, discussing teasing and bullying, impulse control, anger management, peer pressure, anxiety, ADD/ADHD, childhood asthma, and weight management. Some products are explicitly described as being designed or developed by child psychologists, such as Understanding Faces, Understanding Body Language, Understanding Hidden Rules, and Let’s Talk About Impulse Control, which gives parents and teachers some useful reference value. The resources place particular emphasis on children on the autism spectrum, children with special needs, and children who struggle with impulse control.

Pricing

Pricing is based on individual purchases. Among the app resources, Understanding Faces is free, while several card-game apps are priced at $2.99. Most eBooks are $4.99, and Enhanced eBooks are $7.99. The text also notes that the enhanced versions are only available for iBooks and include audio narration. There is no visible information about subscriptions, bundles, refunds, or payment methods.

Pros and Cons

The main advantages are its specific topics and clear use cases. It can work well as supplementary material for parent-child conversations, classroom guidance by teachers, or social-skills training for children with special needs. The pricing is also relatively low, making it easy to try.

The downside is that it feels more like a resource library than a complete curriculum system. The site does not show a structured learning path, leveled learning objectives, outcome assessment, teacher support, or certification. The institutional background is also limited; only some products are described as being designed by child psychologists, along with copyright information. The teaching language is not explicitly stated, but based on the titles and descriptions, the content is likely mainly in English.

Who It’s For and Access From China

It is best suited for children aged 5–12, as well as their parents, teachers, and caregivers—especially children who need support with social skills, emotional expression, responding to bullying, or self-control training. The site does not state whether it can be accessed or purchased from China. Actual availability through the App Store, Google Play, Kindle, or iBooks may also vary by region, so its access status from China is rated as unknown.