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A trauma-informed companion · Free during alpha

Caregiving is hard.
You don't have to figure it out alone.

KeyAide is a quiet, evidence-based companion for parents and caregivers of neurodivergent children — built to help with the moments that don't fit in a Google search. Meltdowns, IEP meetings, the email you can't bring yourself to write.

9 scenarios4 caregiver toolsBuilt for autism · ADHD · sensory · executive functionPrivate mode available
Interlude · How it sounds

A page from a conversation.

It's day three of a meltdown spiral and I'm out of ideas. Plus I have to be on a Zoom call in twenty minutes.

Day three is its own kind of exhaustion — the part of caregiving that doesn't fit on a postcard. Two questions before strategy, because the right answer depends on which one you actually have right now:

Twenty-minute version: can you give them something low-language and predictable for the next hour — a familiar show, a snack they always like, a soft place — and let "good enough" be enough until your call is done? Survival isn't failure; it's the right move when bandwidth is gone.

After-the-call version: we look at what's been escalating across the three days — sleep, food, sensory load, transitions — and find one lever to pull. Not all of them. Just one.

§ 03 · The promise

What we won't do.

Built by caregivers who got tired of products that mine their family's hardest moments. KeyAide is privacy-first, neurodiversity-affirming, and will never recommend approaches the autistic community has rejected.

i.

Your conversations are yours

What you share stays between you and KeyAide. We don't train models on your conversations. We don't sell what you tell us.

ii.

No medical advice

We're a thinking partner, not a clinician. Every response includes a gentle reminder to verify with your child's care team.

iii.

Neurodiversity-affirming

We surface DIR/Floortime, OT, AAC, and approaches the autistic community endorses.

"I just want a place where I can say this is hard and get something useful back. Not a forum. Not a Google rabbit hole. Just — help."
— Alpha tester, parent of two

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