Loving Autism

Their body speaks before the storm.

A wearable and an app that help you read your child's rising stress — hours before a meltdown — in the language their body has been speaking all along.

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Built by a father of five. Read why ↓

He had a great day.

Every afternoon, the teachers said it. And every afternoon, we braced at our own front door — because we knew what a great day cost our son, and we knew what was coming.

For years we lived in the aftermath. We got brilliant at catching the storms once they hit. What we never had was a way to see one coming — to know, at ten in the morning, that his body had been climbing toward the edge for hours while everyone around him saw a kid who was doing just fine.

It turns out the storm was never invisible. It was just speaking a language no one had been equipped to hear.

Children's bodies broadcast stress long before behavior does — a rising heart rate, a nervous system running hot. Researchers have shown those signals can be read minutes, sometimes longer, before a meltdown breaks. We're building the tool we always needed: a way to finally listen.

How it works

  1. 1

    A watch they'll actually wear

    A kid-friendly smartwatch quietly tracks heart rate, sleep, and the physical signs of rising stress — all day, including the hours you can't see.

  2. 2

    An app that learns your child

    Not averages. Your child. It learns their baseline rhythms and tells you, gently and early, when their system is climbing toward the edge.

  3. 3

    A softer landing

    A quiet nudge before the bus, an honest read on the day their body actually had — so you can meet them where they are, before the storm breaks.

Be among the first families

We're building in the open, with real families from the start. Join the waitlist to follow along and get early access.

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