Many adults use AAC during overload, shutdown, burnout, fatigue, anxiety, or when words don’t come out cleanly. This is a practical tool — not something you need to “earn”.

What you can do:

• Tap a card and let it speak for you.
• Use pre-made phrases or build your own.
• Type with a pop-up keyboard and press Speak.
• Choose a voice that feels right.
• Create custom cards with your own words and images.
• Use smart predictions to speed up common phrases.

No pressure. No judgement. Just support.

Career Builder helps you go from “I don’t know where to start” to a clear next step. It’s designed to be calm, structured, and friendly for neurodivergent brains.

Use it to:

• Create or improve your CV (clear layout, strong wording, tidy formatting).
• Turn your experience into job-ready bullet points (without exaggerating).
• Build a simple cover letter or short “about me” summary.
• Prepare for interviews with practice questions + answer structure.
• Plan applications in small steps (so it doesn’t become a shutdown project).

You stay in control of what you share and what you keep. The goal is clarity, not pressure.

Mindset Buddy is built to feel predictable and supportive — not intense, not chaotic, not “motivational spam”. It keeps things clear and practical.

You can use it to:

• Unpack a confusing day or conversation.
• Plan a next step (without overwhelm).
• Reduce spirals and organise your thoughts.
• Talk through burnout, stress, shutdowns, or sensory overload.
• Practice boundary scripts or messages before you send them.

If you mention heavy topics (safety, abuse, self-harm), Buddy responds gently and safely, and points to real support options.

Social Decoder helps you break down real adult situations: meetings, colleagues, friendships, dating, misunderstandings, tone issues, boundaries, and “unspoken rules”.

What it gives you:

• Clear explanation of what happened (step-by-step).
• Possible meanings (without assuming you’re “wrong”).
• What the other person might have needed or signalled.
• Multiple response options — direct, soft, professional, or boundary-focused.
• Scripts you can copy/paste and adjust.

The goal isn’t to change you — it’s to reduce confusion and help you choose what fits you.

This is a calm space for your brain. Write messy, short, direct — whatever works. Use it for burnout tracking, emotional clarity, relationship patterns, work stress, or daily life.

What you can do:

• Write freely without “perfect writing” pressure.
• Tag emotions or themes (overload, burnout, anxiety, anger, relief, etc.).
• Ask the AI to rewrite into clearer language (without changing your meaning).
• Use gentle prompts when you don’t know what to write.
• Track patterns over time.

Your journal is encrypted and private. Nobody can read it but you.

This tool is built for autistic / neurodivergent burnout — where the cost is often sensory, social, and executive-load, not “motivation”. No scoring. No judgement. Just pattern-awareness and support.

What it includes:

• Daily check-in (3 sliders): sensory load, social load, task load.
• Early warning patterns (example: “You’ve had 4 high-load days in a row”).
• Recovery templates: “minimum viable day”, “shutdown plan”, “after-social decompression”.
• Exportable “Explain my burnout” card for work / family (simple and respectful).

You’re allowed to go slow. The goal is stability — not productivity.