How Life’sPilot works · Early Access waitlist

From overwhelm to one shared plan, in real time.

Voice or text guidance for the whole care circle — and a shared plan that keeps everyone responding the same way. See how it works in three moments.

Life'sPilot app screen — family care circle planning autism support
Life'sPilot app screen — caregiver supporting an autistic adult in the community
Life'sPilot app screen — teacher helping a neurodiverse student learn
The simplest version

How it works in 30 seconds.

01

Ask the Pilot.

Voice or text. Anywhere. Anytime. “Shoes won’t go on” or “School pickup’s rough” — the Pilot meets you where the day is.

02

Get the next step.

Evidence-informed guidance, personalized to the person you support and the situation you’re in. Calm, clear, immediately usable.

03

Everyone stays aligned.

A summary card is auto-saved. The shared plan updates for the whole care circle. No retyping, no “what happened?” texts.

The four moments of care

A loop that supports you before, during, and after.

Every challenging moment has a shape. Life’sPilot is built around all of it — not just the part a therapist can see.

01

Prepare

Plan routines, transitions, outings, and known challenges before they happen — with prompts your team can actually use.

In practiceA visual schedule and sensory plan, ready for the dentist appointment on Thursday.

02

Support

In-the-moment guidance through a warm, human-like Pilot — by voice, text, or video, whichever you can use right now.

In practiceA 30-second voice script for de-escalating in the cereal aisle, while you keep your hands on the cart.

03

Track

Capture what’s working, what’s not, and what changed — across home, school, therapy, and everyone in the care circle.

In practiceA weekly pattern that shows mornings improve when bedtime stays under 9:15pm.

04

Debrief

After hard moments — and good ones — guided reflections help you reset, name what worked, and plan the next step.

In practiceA 2-minute summary, automatically shared with Saturday’s babysitter and Monday’s BCBA.

Meet your Pilot

Your care companion, introducing itself.

Sixty seconds with the AI Pilot — what it does, how it shows up, and why the care circle stays aligned across home, school, and care visits.

Life'sPilot app screen — family care circle planning autism support
Live
Life'sPilot app screen — caregiver supporting an autistic adult in the community
  • Voice & text help

    Speak or tap — the Pilot listens.

  • One shared plan

    Everyone in the care circle stays aligned.

  • Always there

    Help at 8pm, between appointments, in the parking lot.

The Care Circle

Everyone who cares — finally on the same page.

Autism support during grocery shopping — the care circle reading from the same plan in real-world moments

The plan moves with the person — not stuck on someone’s phone.

When a parent updates the morning routine, the school sees it. When the BCBA shares a new strategy, the grandparent sees it. When the speech therapist logs a win, everyone celebrates.

  • Parents, family, educators, and providers all in one plan
  • Updates sync in real time — no group texts, no scattered notes
  • Granular privacy controls so you decide what each supporter sees
What changes

Same hard moment. Different outcome.

Two cards, same scenario — what Tuesday morning feels like without Life’sPilot, and what it feels like with it.

Tuesday morning, without

Shoes won’t go on.

You try the trick that worked last week — doesn’t land. School pickup’s in 15 minutes. You text the BCBA, but they’re in another session. You guess.

→ Different response. Escalating stress. Late to school. You’re already drained at 8 AM.

Tuesday morning, with Life’sPilot

Same scenario. Different outcome.

You voice-message your Pilot. It surfaces the calm script your BCBA shared, plus the 3-step transition prompt that worked last Thursday.

→ Consistent response. Shoes on in 4 minutes. School on time. Your morning still has runway.

Illustrative scenario, not a customer story.

How does the Pilot know what to say?
Pilots are trained on evidence-informed autism support strategies, then personalized to the routines and care circle of the person you support as you use it. The Pilot adapts as it learns what helps.
What’s “the shared plan”?
A single living plan all your supporters can read. Updates from any supporter sync in real time. No more sticky notes or competing Google Docs.
Voice or text — which should I use?
Whichever fits the moment. Voice for hands-full or fast-moving moments. Text when you need quiet guidance you can scan without making the situation louder.
Do I have to enter data first?
No. Life’sPilot works from day one. The more you use it, the more it personalizes — but you don’t owe it a setup tax before it helps.
Can my child’s school use this?
Yes. Educators and aides join the Care Circle. Same plan, same response, across school and home.
Is it private?
Yes. HIPAA-compliant infrastructure. Your family’s data is yours. Granular controls on what is shared with whom inside the Care Circle. Export or delete everything at any time.
How do autism support apps work, really?
Honestly — it depends on what the app is built for. Most autism support apps fall into one of three buckets: AAC (helping the autistic person communicate), data collection (helping clinicians track sessions), or skill-building games. Life’sPilot is a fourth kind: a real-time coordination layer for the people doing the supporting. You voice or text the Pilot in the moment. It pulls from the shared plan your team has already built. Everyone on the Care Circle sees what happened. The plan adapts over time. That’s the whole loop.
Start free

See it change your hardest hour. Get Early Access — free.

Join the waitlist. We’ll be in touch as openings come up — with real-time Pilot guidance and one shared plan.

Supporting a child? See Life’sPilot for children. Supporting an adult? See Life’sPilot for adults.

HIPAA-compliant

Built on protected infrastructure.

Multilingual

Same guidance, every language.

Private by design

Your data is yours.

Built with BCBAs

Clinical advisory board.