AskSheldon — Autism Diagnostic & Neurodivergent Support
Explore 30+ neurotypes, take free ADHD and Autism screenings, and chat with Sheldon — AI-guided tools built for neurodivergent minds.
What is AskSheldon?
AskSheldon is a free, AI-powered mental health app designed for neurodivergent adults. If you suspect you have ADHD, are exploring an autism assessment, or want to learn about conditions like dyslexia, OCD, or sensory processing differences, AskSheldon provides clinical-grade information in an accessible, judgment-free format.
Key Features
- Sheldon AI Chatbot — Conversational AI trained on neurodiversity topics for 24/7 support
- Neuroverse — Interactive 3D exploration of ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, OCD and 30+ neurotypes
- Diagnostic Assessments — AI-assisted ADHD and Autism screening with multi-disciplinary team analysis
- Empathy Games — Interactive experiences that simulate neurodivergent perspectives to build understanding
- Therapist Finder — Search for neurodiversity-affirming mental health providers
Explore Neurotypes
Deep-dive into over 30 neurotypes with interactive education, lived experience stories, empathy games, and clinical science:
Empathy Games & Interactive Experiences
Step into the lived experience of neurodivergent minds through 45+ interactive simulations. Each game is grounded in neuroscience and designed to build genuine empathy and understanding.
For Clinicians & Mental Health Professionals
AskSheldon provides AI-augmented assessment tools for clinicians. Our multi-disciplinary team (MDT) AI architecture mirrors real-world diagnostic practices, with five specialized AI agents analyzing assessment evidence independently before cross-reviewing findings.
- MDT AI Analysis — Five AI agents model psychologists, psychiatrists, OTs, SLPs, and educational psychologists
- Multi-Informant Assessment — Collect perspectives from patients, partners, parents, teachers, and siblings
- Clinical Dashboard — Review assessment pipelines, evidence extraction, and formulation reports
- DSM-5 Aligned — Screening instruments reference established tools and validated question banks
Clinical Evidence & Trust
DSM-5 Aligned
Screening instruments reference established tools and validated question banks aligned with DSM-5 diagnostic criteria.
Privacy-First
Cookie-free analytics, encrypted assessment data, and zero data selling. Your data stays yours.
30+ Neurotypes Covered
ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, OCD, PTSD, Bipolar, BPD, and 20+ more conditions with clinical and lived-experience content.
AskSheldon provides screening and educational support, not formal diagnoses. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for clinical evaluation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is AskSheldon free?
Yes, AskSheldon is completely free to use. Explore neurotypes, take screenings, and chat with Sheldon at no cost.
Can AskSheldon diagnose ADHD or Autism?
AskSheldon provides clinical-grade screening tools and AI-assisted analysis, but it is not a substitute for a formal diagnosis from a qualified healthcare professional. Our assessments can help you understand your neurodivergent traits and prepare for clinical evaluation.
What neurotypes does AskSheldon cover?
Over 30 neurotypes including ADHD, Autism, AuDHD, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, OCD, Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, C-PTSD, Bipolar, BPD, Tourette Syndrome, Sensory Processing Differences, and many more.
Is my data private?
Yes. AskSheldon uses cookie-free analytics and never sells your data. Assessment results are encrypted and only accessible to you. Read our privacy policy for details.
Can clinicians use AskSheldon for patient assessments?
Yes. AskSheldon offers a dedicated clinician portal with AI-augmented assessment tools, multi-informant data collection, and MDT-style analysis reports. Clinicians can manage referrals, review evidence extraction, and access formulation outputs aligned with DSM-5 criteria.
What are the empathy simulation games?
AskSheldon includes 45+ interactive browser-based games that simulate neurodivergent experiences. Each simulation, from ADHD focus challenges to autistic sensory overload, is grounded in neuroscience and lets users experience different cognitive processing styles firsthand.