Three steps, and a clear line between them.
You describe the moment
In your own words. A question or two fills the gaps, and “not sure” is always an answer.
Clinical rules choose the support
A fixed set of rules picks what to offer, built on established, evidence-based practices for autistic children, with NICE guidance shaping how safety is handled. No guessing.
AI writes it in plain words
The language model turns the chosen support into short, kind steps that fit your child, and nothing more.
The same kind of situation leads to the same kind of support, every time. The AI can’t invent a new strategy, change which support is chosen or give medical advice. Its only job is to understand your words and write the support in a way that fits your child.
We talk about what your child might be needing.
Behind every hard moment there’s usually a need: help with waiting, a break from noise, a clearer idea of what happens next. Meytri starts there. Clinical terms stay behind the scenes, where they belong.
| We say | Instead of |
|---|---|
| What your child might be needing | |
| Still working on it | |
| Stuck for now | |
| A small change for next time |
What Meytri will never do
- Diagnose or label your childMeytri doesn’t assess, screen or diagnose. It offers support for a moment, that’s all.
- Decide for youEvery suggestion is an offer. You can say “not quite”, choose another idea or skip it.
- Pressure youNo streaks, overdue badges or “you missed a day”. Hard weeks happen.
- Force you to guess“Not sure” is always there. You never have to know the answer to carry on.
- PretendIf there isn’t a picture for a step yet, you’ll see “Picture coming soon” rather than a picture that’s nearly right.
Built for neurodivergent families, including parents.
- Text scales up to 200%
- Follows your phone’s dark mode for bedtime
- Labelled for VoiceOver and TalkBack
- Never relies on colour alone
- Respects reduced-motion settings
- Large touch targets for one-handed use
Meytri is a support tool, not a diagnostic tool. Always consult your child’s therapist.
How we work with therapists