Work, friendships, family & more
Practise realistic situations like speaking up in meetings, joining a conversation, handling feedback, reconnecting with friends, or navigating awkward family moments.
Neurodivergent-friendly social skills practice app
SpringSocial lets you practise real-world social situations on your own device, with no account, no cloud sync and no judgment. Explore 135+ interactive scenarios designed for autistic, ADHD and anxious adults who want clearer, calmer conversations.
Practise realistic situations like speaking up in meetings, joining a conversation, handling feedback, reconnecting with friends, or navigating awkward family moments.
Every choice comes with friendly feedback that explains why some responses help and others might cause confusion or tension — especially useful if “unwritten rules” have never been clear.
SpringSocial doesn’t require an account or store your responses on a server. You can experiment freely, make mistakes and learn at your own pace.
Pick from 135+ social situations covering work, study, friendships, dating, family and everyday interactions.
At each step, you choose how you’d respond and watch the interaction unfold based on your decisions.
After each choice, you’ll see clear, non-judgmental feedback explaining what your response might signal and why.
Take what you’ve practised into real conversations at your own pace, noticing what feels better and what you might tweak next time.
Who prefer clear examples over vague advice like “just be more confident”. SpringSocial gives structured scenarios and explicit explanations about how responses may be interpreted.
Who want to feel less frozen or panicked in social situations by rehearsing them first in a safe space.
Maybe you’ve been focused on work, study or family and want to refresh your social and communication skills without pressure or embarrassment.
SpringSocial is designed to be a safe place to practise. That means no accounts, no invasive tracking and no sharing of your practice sessions.
It’s also important to be clear that SpringSocial is an educational practice tool, not therapy or a medical service.
You don’t need to sign up, create a profile or connect any social accounts. Your practice happens locally on your device.
SpringSocial is not interested in your personal identity or history. It doesn’t store your choices in a cloud database for profiling or ad targeting.
SpringSocial does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition and isn’t suitable for crisis situations. If you need clinical support, please talk with qualified health professionals in your region.
For precise details, see the SpringSocial privacy policy and terms of service.
No. SpringSocial is an educational practice app. It doesn’t provide therapy, diagnosis or crisis support. It’s designed to sit alongside other supports, not replace them.
No. Many users simply want clearer, calmer conversations and better social confidence. The app is designed to be helpful whether or not you identify as neurodivergent.
No account is required, and there are no subscriptions. SpringSocial is a one-time purchase on the App Store.
Your practice stays on your device. The app doesn’t upload your choices to a server for analysis or sharing.
Yes. Many people find it helpful to practise scenarios in the app and then talk them through with professionals or trusted people in their life.
SpringSocial is not a replacement for mental health care, diagnosis or crisis services. If you are in crisis or feel unsafe, please contact local emergency or crisis support services in your area.
Begin with carefully selected scenarios and discover how practising social situations in a safe space can change the way you feel in real conversations.
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