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One app, with everything a day needs.

Autis brings together, in one place, what an autistic person needs to get through an ordinary day and through the hardest one, and what the people around them need in order to know what to do. Each piece works on its own. Together, they know each other. None replaces a professional or a person.

The crisis card, to hand over the phone.

Autis home: today’s energy and the question “How are you right now?”.

How the pieces connect

Everything turns around two things: your Manual and your company. The Manual is what the app knows about you: what drains you, what helps, how you communicate, whom to call. Your company is who uses that Manual to suggest something in time, to speak for you when you can’t, and to tell others what to do.

Each feature feeds the others, with your permission. What you answer in “How are you right now?” moves your daily energy. Your daily energy decides which strategy your company suggests. The strategy that worked goes into your Manual. Your Manual writes the card a stranger sees in a crisis. And when you ask for help, the person you chose gets what you decided they get.

The essentials work without an account, without a connection and without the company. If one day Autis didn’t exist, your phone would still hold your Manual, your phrases, your protocol and your history, and you could take them elsewhere.

Who it’s for

For autistic people of any age, diagnosed or not: a five-year-old girl whose family builds her first board, a fifteen-year-old starting to decide what his family sees, a woman of forty who has just understood why the world was so hard, a person of thirty-four who works and runs out of words at the end of the day, an adult who doesn’t speak and uses symbols. It’s the same app for all of them, and it adapts to each.

And for the people who support them with their permission: parents, partners, teachers, therapists, work teams. They enter what the person opens, for as long as the person decides, and nothing more.