Skill Bridge is a mobile application designed to support children with special needs—such as Autism, ADHD, and Down syndrome—in learning basic life skills, simple vocational tasks, and improving their executive functioning. These children often struggle with traditional classroom teaching methods or standard educational apps that do not match their cognitive needs. Skill Bridge addresses this issue by offering structured, guided learning through Finn, a friendly, voice-powered axolotl character who explains tasks step by step. The app features picture-based instructions, clear voice guidance, and interactive mini-games. It helps children practice vocational tasks like typing and stitching as well as real-life skills like withdrawing money from an ATM and crossing the road. It also includes computer vision-based games that use the device’s camera to support the improvement of executive functioning. The app also contains other executive functioning games to help with memory holding and planning. Parents and teachers can track each child’s progress using a simple dashboard. A built-in community forum allows families and educators to connect, share experiences, and offer support. The app is built with React Native and Firebase, making it compatible across platforms while keeping user data secure. It also works offline, making it accessible in areas with limited internet access. Skill Bridge promotes inclusive education and aligns with SDG 4 (Quality Education) and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequality). It is not just a learning tool but a practical support system for families and professionals supporting children with special needs.