100% designed for mothers
of autistic children

You feel it.

You live among crises, constant decisions, sleepless nights, and the feeling that you can never switch off. Even when everything is “fine,” your body stays on alert.

You are not “too” tired.
You live under continuous stress, with little sleep, little rest, and a lot of responsibility.

Iris was born for you.

We are people who have worked for the autistic community for more than 20 years—doctors, engineers, and developers, but above all, people who look at the mother and understand the invisible weight she carries.

Developed with the gold standard of Artificial Intelligence, Iris is here to support you every day, with safety and care, parental guidance, questions about therapies like ABA, family rights, and any question that arises — exactly when you need it.

Iris understands you.
And walks by your side, hand in hand.

*Based on studies from the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders (Seltzer et al., 2010) and the University of Wisconsin–Madison (Waisman Center)

You notice.

You, a psychologist and mental health professional, see mothers who arrive with tired bodies and minds running at full speed. They are not just “worried.” They are trying to survive a routine that never turns off.

You hear stories of crises, therapies, school, guilt, fear of the future — and often notice something painful: the mother holds everything together… and yet she is the first to be left aside.

The mother is the foundation of everything…
and yet she is the most forgotten person.

In session, you welcome, organize, give shape, and point to paths. But her life continues outside — and crisis doesn't respect schedules. And you also feel the weight of holding more than fits.

Iris was born to walk with you.

Iris was created to support mothers and neurodivergent families with care, clarity, and presence — in real daily life, where care happens.

For you, the professional, Iris becomes an extension of what you do best: continuity. She helps the mother between sessions — when doubt appears, when guilt tightens, when the house goes quiet and she falls apart.

Without taking your place. Without replacing your listening. Iris exists to strengthen human care — not compete with it.

Iris understands your work.
And helps you care for those who care — always hand in hand.

*Based on studies from the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders (Seltzer et al., 2010) and the University of Wisconsin–Madison (Waisman Center)