I Can Do Apps

I Can Do Apps, LLC, established in 2012, is a pioneering developer dedicated to creating effective and affordable mobile applications for children, particularly those on the Autism Spectrum. Co-founded by Carrie Steenbergen, a licensed Speech Language Pathologist, the brand's mission is to provide therapeutic teaching tools that empower therapists, educators, and parents in their journey to support children's communication and learning needs.

The company has made significant contributions to the community, having sponsored and exhibited at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention in 2013 and participating in the 2012 Autism Expo in Cincinnati. They have also championed initiatives like the "40 iPads in 40 Days" campaign, which provided iPads to families, teachers, therapists, and the public, enhancing access to technology for children with special needs.

I Can Do Apps continues to be a leader in innovative app development, fostering inclusive education and communication for children facing unique challenges.