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InTune

Messaging for people who communicate differently

Say it your way.
Send it only when it’s right.

An AI translator for autistic communication. Say it your way — type, tap phrases, speak or record — and InTune translates it into a clear message for your circle, and their replies back into plain words for you. Nothing is sent until you approve it.

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Private circles only. No diagnosis, no guessing feelings, no public profiles.

Designed with autistic communication in mind — and for everyone they talk with.

  • AI translation, both ways

    Write, speak or tap phrases your way — ✨ Translate turns it into a clear message. Incoming messages can be translated into plain words for you.

  • You approve every word

    Nothing is sent until you approve the exact text, tone and audience. Change a word, approve again.

  • It asks instead of guessing

    A missing day or an unclear yes/no gets one short question — never a plausible guess.

  • What are they asking?

    Each translation shows what’s being asked, whether a reply is needed, and what’s unclear — private to you, never guessing feelings.

  • Say the tone out loud

    Tag a message “not upset”, “no rush” or “no reply needed” so nobody has to read between the lines.

  • Energy status

    “Low energy” or “replies may be slow” explains silence without another message to write.

  • How to talk with me

    A short card your circles see: “Ask me direct questions. Give me time.” Understanding goes both ways.

See it in real conversations

The demo includes fictional adults in everyday situations:

Autistic ↔ autistic
Maya, Leo and Jordan plan a board-game night: exact times, dim lights, “leaving early is OK”. Leo uses “red light / green light” phrases when talking is hard.
Autistic ↔ family
Mom writes “we should probably do something… maybe?”. Maya asks “Can you say that more directly?” — and Priya learns to add “no reply needed”.
Autistic ↔ coworker
Sam asks for a deck “ready-ish by Thursday”. Leo checks: full deck? what time? — and gets a clear deadline.

Try the demo

Fictional people with scripted conversations. Open two browsers to chat between them.