Autism Anchor is the one place for your child's behaviors, IEP goals, insurance fights, and provider notes — so the next time someone asks you to prove it, you can. In thirty seconds.
No credit card. Cancel in two clicks. Your child's data is never sold, never shared, never used to train anything.
You know the meltdowns have gotten worse since they moved his classroom in October. You've noticed it for weeks. You're sure of it.
But when they ask you "how often?" — you're going to say "um… a lot lately."
And then a room of seven professionals will make a decision about your child's education based on "a lot lately."
You have the information. It's in your head. In three text threads. In the Notes app. On the back of a pharmacy receipt. In a conversation you had with the ABA supervisor in a parking lot in March.
It's just not anywhere you can use it.
Here's what it actually costs when the information exists but isn't reachable.
You are running four separate operations at once. In any other setting, these would be four people, four systems, four salaries, and a shared drive.
So no — you're not forgetting things because you're careless. You're forgetting things because you are the only server, and you have no backup. The reason it feels impossible is that it is impossible. Without a system built for it.
One place where everything about your child lives — and, more importantly, where it turns into something you can use. A pattern. A report. An appeal. A file you can hand across a table.
It's a working file for the hardest job you've ever been given.
Your child has therapists, teachers, doctors, and a team. You have a folder, a group chat, and your memory. We're here for you.
Available today, on every plan. No feature held back for a higher tier — you're already paying for enough tiers.
Tap what happened, when, and what came right before it. That's the whole interaction — it has to survive a bad Tuesday. Six weeks later Autism Anchor shows you the thing you couldn't see from inside it, and gives you something to show the doctor that isn't "a lot lately."
Every goal, every service minute, every accommodation — with your own logged data attached to each one. When they say a goal was met, open the log. When 30 minutes of speech quietly disappears from the draft, you'll see it, because last year's is sitting right next to it. Export the whole thing as a PDF the night before.
Log the claim, the denial, and the stated reason. Autism Anchor counts down the appeal deadline and warns you well before it closes. Every letter, reference number, and call log lives in one thread — because "I already sent that in September" only works if you can show them when.
The developmental pediatrician, the OT, the SLP, the ABA supervisor, the school psychologist, the neurologist, the dentist who's willing to see him. Contacts, what was said last visit, what you meant to ask and forgot. Stop rebuilding your child's entire history from memory at every single appointment.
One page: how your child communicates, what escalates him, what brings him down, what he takes, what to never do. Printable, shareable, QR-coded on a card in your wallet. For the ER, the responding officer, the substitute teacher, the grandparent — for the moment when you can't get there fast enough.
You'll get hundreds of results. All of them for the child.
Almost nothing for the person coordinating eleven providers, two insurance plans, one school district, and a decade of paperwork — while also being the parent.
Autism Anchor ships new work every month. Everything below is included at the price you lock in when you join — nothing gets moved behind a higher tier later.
Your partner, your mom, the sitter, the ABA therapist — each one sees exactly what they need and nothing else. No more texts at 7pm asking what he eats.
Log bedtime and wake-up in five seconds. We lay it beside your behavior log and show you the connection you always suspected but could never prove.
Reusable prep lists for the dentist, the airport, the family wedding. What to pack, what to warn them about, and what the exit plan is if it goes sideways.
One question a week about how you're actually holding up. You're the part of this system nobody is tracking, and the only part that can't be replaced.
Paste in the denial letter. Autism Anchor pulls your logged data and provider notes and drafts the appeal for you to edit and send. What used to eat a weekend now takes one evening.
If something happened to you tomorrow, everything you know about your child lives only in your head. We'll walk you through putting it on paper, one question at a time.
School services end at 21. Adult service waitlists run years long, and applications open far earlier than anyone tells you. We'll track what to file, when, and in what order.
Not a forum. Not a feed. One parent, matched by your child's age, diagnosis, and state — because someone already filed that exact waiver in your county.
Your price never goes up. Join at $9.99 today and everything above arrives at no extra cost. We'd rather grow slowly with the people who trusted us early.
Autism Anchor doesn't have a wall of testimonials yet, and we're not going to invent any.
What we have is 200+ hours inside autism parenting communities — reading what parents actually say when they think no professional is listening — and a product built line by line from those posts.
If it doesn't do what we said, cancel in two clicks and tell us why. We'll read it.
The number only means something next to the numbers already in your life.
or $99/year — two months free
No credit card to start. Cancel in two clicks — no phone call, no retention offer. Export everything on your way out.
Encrypted in transit and at rest. Never sold, never shared with insurers or schools, never used to train AI models. You can export everything or delete your account permanently at any time — and deletion means deletion.
No. Log what you notice, when you notice it. The system works with whatever you give it — three entries a week still beats a memory and a receipt. There are no streaks, no guilt notifications, and nothing turns red when you miss a day. You have enough of that in your life.
Then you already know the hard part isn't writing it down. It's finding it eight months later, connecting it to the sleep log, and turning it into a PDF that a school district will actually act on.
Shared caregiver access is coming next — multiple people, controlled permissions, so the babysitter sees the emergency profile but not the insurance file. It's the single most requested thing we heard while researching this, and it's the next thing we ship.
If you can send a text, you can use this. It opens in your browser — nothing to install, no app store, no updates. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app.
Then this is the most useful time to start. The evaluation you're waiting on will ask you for exactly this: what you've observed, how often, and since when. Start logging now and you'll walk in with six months of evidence instead of a story.
An IEP. An evaluation. A re-authorization. A denial letter. A bad month you'll be asked to describe from memory.
There always is. That's the part nobody warned you about.
The only question is whether you walk into the next one holding all of it in your head — or holding the file.
Start free for 14 daysTwo minutes to set up. No credit card. Start with one entry today.