What if someone has limited access to the mobile app during the day, in a place of study or work?

Many educational settings and workplaces make allowances for people who use assistive technology.  

If you’re considering making a referral for someone who would mostly use Brain in Hand in a setting that restricts mobile devices, you should speak to the organisation first.

If mobile use isn’t permitted in the place of work or study at all, a user can still benefit from Brain in Hand. For example, they can use it while travelling to and from that organisation, to give them support with preparing for the day ahead. They can use Brain in Hand to schedule revision time, and they can use it outside work or study hours to help with situations as they happen.