For press
Press angles
Six ready-made angles for covering DysPhilter®. Each one is factual, and each one comes from the product as it exists today.
Built from lived experience
At a Glance
- DysPhilter® was built by Ros, a neurodistinct founder, after her own experience of harmful communication.
- Every feature traces back to a real moment someone lived. None of it came from a boardroom.
- Beta testers help shape the product. Their words are used only with their written permission.
Accessibility is the product
At a Glance
- The platform is built on a WCAG 3.0 APCA colourblind-affirming palette. There is no red anywhere, and nothing is designed to read as an alarm.
- Reading profiles (dyslexia, ease, soothe) change the words and the layout, not just the text size.
- No badges, no streaks, no completion pressure. Calm notices and simple chimes only.
Evidence without a diagnosis
At a Glance
- Protection and evidence work the same whether a person is formally diagnosed, self-identified, suspected, or awaiting assessment.
- A harmful message is held as a tamper-evident record the moment it is stopped, before it can be unsent or deleted.
- The record can become an evidence pack for a solicitor, the police, social services, or a tribunal.
The law is the spine, never the face
At a Glance
- Every sealed record carries the real law of the country it was made in.
- Live now: the UK, Ireland, the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the EU, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, India, Singapore, the UAE, Israel, and Brazil.
- Countries not yet mapped get an honest fallback. Law is never invented.
- The screen always speaks in simple words. The law sits behind the record, not in front of the person.
Free for under-18s
At a Glance
- The young people's edition is free for under-18s, funded by adults.
- The launch is community-funded through crowdfunding, not venture capital.
- Prices follow the reality of each country. Passes are 12 months, with locked Founding-rate renewals.
- The structure is public and honest: a community interest company holds the protective assets, and a commercial company runs operations.
Institutions get reflected, not the employee
At a Glance
- The enterprise edition puts an institution's own outbound messages through the mirror before they are sent.
- Pattern reporting is anonymous and aggregate. A team is told about patterns, never about a person.
- Workplace evidence packs are built for tribunals, the same way family-court packs work.
How to cover us
A few plain rules that keep coverage accurate and kind to the people the product protects.
- First mention: DysPhilter®. After that: DysPhilter.
- It is middleware, not a messenger. It sits beside the tools people already use.
- It is being designed and built. No release date has been promised, so please do not attach one.
- Say "neurodivergent" and "disabled" the way these communities say them. Avoid "special needs".
- Use quotes from testers only with the person's written permission.