Platform · Planned
A social & learning platform for neurodiversity
A calm, multilingual space where neurodivergent people, families, and professionals can connect, learn, and get support, with AI helping human connection instead of replacing it.
Status: in design. The platform below is planned. None of these features are live yet. Our first live tool is the Choice & Reward game.
The first version we plan to build
Four main areas, designed mobile-first for iPhone.
Polyglot Core: Listen & Translate
One accessibility layer for real communication across languages and processing styles, not only machine translation.
- Translation in posts, comments, and messages (Persian ↔ English first)
- Read-Aloud with natural voices
- Simplify dense text, or expand short text
- Tone support to help read and soften messages (assistive, not diagnostic)
Social Spaces
A calmer, more structured alternative to noisy social media.
- Parents & Caregivers
- Neurodivergent adults
- Professionals, therapists & educators
- Topic rooms, threads, and reactions
Private Messages
One-to-one and group conversations with translation and Read-Aloud built in.
- Reporting, blocking, and moderation support
- Clear consent and privacy controls
Knowledge Hub
Curated, evidence-informed information instead of random internet advice.
- A small first library of about 20 resources
- Autism and ADHD basics, sensory profiles, executive function, self-advocacy, and more
- Summaries and simpler versions
Also planned
Expert Connect
Humans, not just algorithms: Q&A, workshops, and referrals with real professionals. AI does not replace professional judgment.
Reflection Journal
A low-overload space to capture thoughts and notice patterns.
Private Circles
Smaller private groups next to the public topic spaces.
Design principles
- Low sensory load and predictable navigation
- You choose how much is shown and how complex the wording is
- Personalization you control. Neurodivergent people are not one profile.
- Community before scale, and clarity over persuasion
Want to follow along?
We are looking for parents, neurodivergent adults, and professionals who would like to share feedback as we design.
Email us