As featured in
The Washington Post...
Photographer: Dean Sewell for The Washington Post
NeuroTranslator (formerly Autistic Translator) was featured in The Washington Post as a groundbreaking tool helping neurodivergent individuals navigate social situations. Users shared how it made them "feel validated and relieved."
Experts highlighted that it can "improve communication and articulate what is going on in social settings," helping users build confidence and better understand unspoken rules.
(Dean Sewell/For The Washington Post)
Bridging the Gap
Communication can be challenging when people think and express themselves differently. NeuroTranslator contains a number of customizable features to help personalize your experience.
Step 1: Choose your neurotype
Start by selecting your neurotype (Autistic, ADHD, AuDHD or Neurotypical) to personalize your experience.
Step 2: Add your connections
Next, add the people you communicate with, such as partners, friends, family, or coworkers. This helps NeuroTranslator adjust its insights based on their neurotype.
Step 3: Ask the AI
Ask NeuroTranslator’s AI about any situation you're struggling to understand. By showing you each person's perspective, it helps you build deeper understanding and offers guidance to communicate more effectively with them moving forward.
Making Headlines
NeuroTranslator is gaining recognition for its impact on bridging communication gaps between neurotypes. From news articles to podcast interviews, see how the world is talking about it.
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Podcast Appearances
What Our Users Say
“I am a neurodiverse relationship specialist and am ADHD myself with a family full of autism and ADHD. This app is highly accurate and is a game changer for neurodiversity!”
MEd.
"I wish I had a translator like this during my 30 year marriage. It would’ve helped reduce so much unintentional hurt and pain between my ex-husband and I!"
MSW. Ph.D
"We are always seeking all of the answers, we want to know why, we want to know how to fix things, we want to be more efficient, we want accuracy, and this is it!"
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