Sustainability
Last updated: 2026-09-24
Everything on this site is free to use, needs no account, and keeps your data on your device. This page answers the question a free site always earns: how does it pay for itself? — in plain words, with real numbers and real limits.
What it costs
Three things, honestly counted. The domains. A small hosting service — the tools run in your browser, but a few self-reflection tools send answers once to a scoring endpoint, and that endpoint lives on a modest paid server. And the largest line by far: the time of the one person who researches, builds, tests, and maintains all of it.
How it is funded today
Exactly one way: a single advertising surface, loaded only on content pages, only after you choose Accept in the banner, and never on the sensory, regulation, recovery, play, or communication pages — those stay quiet. Declining loads no ad script at all, and your choice is remembered. That is the whole of it: no sponsors, no paid placements, no premium tier, and no tracking anywhere beyond what that one surface needs to function.
Where it goes next
The direction is written down in the site's vision: valuable tools, with revenue right-sized to value — and never, under any plan, charging for access to your data. If paid things ever appear here, they will be artifacts of value — printable toolkits, exportable self-reflection reports, educator materials — things you can hold, priced honestly, with the free tools staying free.
How you can help today
- Share the tools with a person, parent, or educator who needs them — reach is the scarcest resource here, and it costs you one link.
- If ads don't bother you, allowing them on content pages is the current support mechanism — your call, remembered for a year, changeable any time via the cookie policy.
- Write to us — get in touch — especially educators and occupational therapists: knowing what you need shapes what gets built next.
The promise, in one line
The tools stay free to use; the site stays honest about how it survives; and your data stays yours — that last part is not a feature we sell, it is the point of the whole place.