How I communicate
Use short, clear sentences. Give me time to process before repeating the question.
A clearer way to share
A Passport that speaks for you.
Create a clear autism passport for yourself or someone you care for. Record communication preferences, sensory needs, and what helps. Then share only what is needed.
Free to use Private by default Printable and shareable
Autismy accounts are for adults aged 18 and over.
Autism passport
Meet Sam
Communication and support preferences
Previewing full passport
A complete picture for people who provide ongoing support.
Sensory needs
Busy, echoing rooms can become overwhelming. A quieter space and my headphones help.
What helps me
Tell me what will happen next. Offer one choice at a time and let me stay near someone I know.
Important to know
I may become quiet when distressed. Please do not assume that silence means I understand or agree.
Sam is fictional. This example shows the type of information a user may choose to include.
Why we built Autismy
About Autismy.
Navigating the world with an autistic child can mean entering situations where other people do not yet know how to help. At school, during an appointment, while travelling, or in an everyday activity, families may need to explain the same important needs again and again.
Autismy gives families and autistic adults one calm place to record communication preferences, sensory needs, useful adjustments, and what genuinely helps. The aim is simple: help the next person understand sooner, so every interaction can feel safer, clearer, and more respectful.
How it works
Start with the essentials.
Build at your own pace. You stay in control of what is included and what is shared.
Add what matters
Use gentle prompts to record communication, sensory needs, support preferences, and useful adjustments.
Review the passport
See the information as another person will read it. Change, remove, or add detail before sharing.
Share only what is needed
Download a clear PDF or create a link for a particular setting. Expire or revoke links when needed.
Built around the person
Include what matters.
Add the information that helps someone understand and support you. Leave out anything you do not need.
About me
The things I want people to know about me.
Communication
How I communicate and the best way to speak with me.
Sensory needs
What I find difficult and what helps me feel comfortable.
Support
What helps at school, in healthcare, and when I feel overwhelmed.
Safety and privacy
You choose what you share.
Nothing is shared automatically. Preview the information, choose a view, and decide when a link should stop working.
- Passports are private until the account holder chooses to share or download them.
- Sharing links can have an expiry date and can be revoked.
- Anyone who receives or is forwarded an ordinary link may be able to open it.
- A recipient may copy information they can already see. QR codes should not be displayed publicly.
What Autismy is
- A place to organise support information
- A clear passport that can be updated
- A way to preview and control sharing
- A document that can be printed or downloaded
What Autismy is not
- A diagnostic or screening tool
- Medical advice or therapy
- A clinical record or care plan
- A replacement for speaking with the person
- An emergency service
One less thing for you to carry alone.
Karan, founder of Autismy
Why I created Autismy
You carry so much.
You know the sounds that are becoming too much, the words that help, the changes that need preparing for, and the small adjustments that can transform an experience.
But every new teacher, appointment, activity, or carer can mean explaining everything from the beginning.
I created Autismy because families should not have to find the right words every single time. My hope is simple: one less thing for you to carry alone.
Questions families ask
Clear answers before you begin.
Do I need a formal diagnosis?
No. Autismy helps organise support information. A diagnosis is not required to describe communication, sensory needs, preferences, and what helps.
Can I create a passport for my child?
Yes. Accounts are for adults aged 18 and over. A parent, legal guardian, or authorised carer can create and manage a passport for someone they support.
Who can see a passport?
A passport stays private until its account holder chooses to download it or create a sharing link. Anyone who receives or is forwarded an ordinary link may be able to open it.
Can I stop someone opening a link?
You can revoke a link or choose an expiry date. A recipient may still keep a copy of information they already viewed or downloaded.
Is Autismy a clinical record?
No. It is not a clinical record, care plan, diagnostic tool, or replacement for speaking with the person and the people who support them.
Start with what matters most.
Create the essentials in about five minutes. Add more whenever you are ready.