1. Add what matters
Gentle prompts help you record communication, sensory needs, support preferences, and useful adjustments. You can skip anything that does not feel relevant.
How it works
One calm place for the information that matters.
Start with the essentials, review everything in your own time, and choose what another person needs to see.
2. Review the passport
See the information as another person will read it. Change, remove, or add detail before anything is shared.
3. Choose a sharing view
Select the information that fits the situation. A school may need different details from someone helping during an appointment.
4. Share or print
Download a PDF or create a link. Links can have an expiry date and can be revoked when they are no longer needed.
Accounts are held by adults
Autismy accounts are for people aged 18 and over. An autistic adult can create a passport for themselves. A parent, legal guardian, or authorised carer can create one for someone they support.
The person described should be involved in their passport wherever appropriate. Their preferences and wishes should guide what is recorded and shared.
Ready to begin?
Create the essentials in about five minutes. Add more whenever you are ready.
Create a passport