Description
myHandiQR is a multilingual web application designed for families of children with disabilities and adults with invisible disabilities.
The user writes three texts once — a personal presentation, a “how to help” guide, and a “what to avoid” note — and selects the relevant disabilities from a list (autism, ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, sensory sensitivities, epilepsy, and more). They share a QR code in a school folder, a backpack, on a medical card, or in a wallet.
When someone scans the QR code, they read the same personal fact sheet, written in the user’s own words and never altered. But when they tap on a disability label, an AI-generated explanation opens, calibrated to who is reading: a child sees a friendly, plain-language definition; a teacher gets a pedagogical version; a healthcare professional receives a clinical one. Audio reading is available.
Created by Jérôme Salanhac, father of two neurodivergent sons (autism, ADHD, severe dyslexia) and a software engineer by profession.
Available in French, English, Spanish, and German.
3-month free trial, no commitment.
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