There’s more than one
way to say it.
Show a communication card when finding or speaking the words feels hard.
EVERYDAY SKILLS. THEIR OWN WAY.
A place for autistic children and teens to find the words, explore what’s next, and practice with an AI Coach. With you alongside.
Coach
Your AI practice partner
A CONVERSATION. THEN A NEXT STEP.
A new group. A tricky question. A change of plan. Coach helps your child explore the moment and find an approach that feels like them.
Try an example aboveA new situation, a tricky conversation, or something coming up. Start with whatever is on their mind.
Find a few words or a practical strategy. Practice with Coach, ask for an example, or make it simpler.
Bring practice into everyday life with a mission from their parent. Pause, try again, or come back another day.
A LITTLE SUPPORT, RIGHT THERE
Sometimes it’s a conversation. Sometimes it’s a card, a clear step, or a pause.
Show a communication card when finding or speaking the words feels hard.
Break an everyday routine into visible steps, with room to go at their own pace.
Learning with Coach
Tried “Can I join the next round?” with a prompt from Coach.
Coach-guided practiceSupported practice. Their own pace.
THEIR SPACE. YOUR CONNECTION.
Bring their interests, goals, and communication preferences. Follow what they’re practicing, understand where insights come from, and choose a useful next step together.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Get to know the space you’re making for your child.
Tismly is a skills-practice space for autistic children and teenagers, with parents and guardians alongside. Families can share interests, goals, and communication preferences to help shape their child’s coaching.
Bring an everyday moment—joining a game, asking for help, or working through a change of plan. Coach can help find a phrase or strategy, try it together, and make the next step smaller. Your child can ask for help, change direction, or take a break.
You have your own family space. Add context for Coach, share practice missions, review attempts, and follow a skill profile with clearly labeled sources. You can review and correct the information used to describe your child’s practice.
Parents can see profile insights, evidence sources, and selected Coach excerpts. Journal entries are not shown in the parent dashboard and do not shape parent-facing practice suggestions. Friend conversations can contribute profile insights, but their raw excerpts are not shown there.
Coach is an AI, not a human. It can help your child explore and practice everyday situations, and it can make mistakes. Parents can review the information and suggestions in their family space.
ROOM TO BE THEMSELVES
Give them a place to explore the next one.
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