FOR COUPLES RAISING NEURODIVERSE KIDS
If you're raising neurodivergent kids and your relationship is struggling because of the never-ending exhaustion — you're not alone. And it's not your fault.
This is why I created Sage, your AI Relationship Mentor. To give you back the capacity you don't naturally have when you're this depleted — to communicate, connect, and be the partner you genuinely want to be.
Not generic advice. Not a basic chatbot. A purpose-built relationship mentor who actually understands the load of raising neurodiverse kids, and just being neurodivergent.
ChatGPT is a generalist. Sage is a Specialist.

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Not because they stopped loving each other. Because this life takes everything. The extra appointments. The advocating. The meltdown management. The mental gymnastics of trying to prevent the next one before it happens. You're doing an extraordinary job — but it is enormous. And it is relentless.
And here's what nobody tells you about living like this long-term:
When you're utterly exhausted, your brain literally loses capacity.
Not metaphorically. Neurologically. When you're running on empty, you genuinely don't have the mental bandwidth to:
- Think beyond what needs to happen in the next five minutes
- Notice how your partner is doing — let alone what they need
- Find the calm, considered words that lead to a quick resolution
- Regulate your emotions before you say the thing you can't take back
- Stay open and non-defensive when your partner is frustrated at you
- Rationally think about anything. Full stop.
So is it any wonder the statistics are what they are?

One of you reaches a breaking point. Maybe it happens mid-meltdown — someone gets snappy, and it lands wrong. Maybe it's the end of another cooked day and something small tips it over.
You try to say what's wrong. It doesn't come out quite how you meant it.
They feel attacked and fire back. Suddenly you're not resolving the original thing anymore — you're relitigating everything.
Nobody's validating the other. Nobody's apologising. Nobody's taking ownership. And that makes it worse.
Next thing you know, it's fully ON — someone's crying, someone's yelling, doors are slamming, someone shuts down completely. No resolution for hours, days, weeks. Life just... moves on.
But that blowup has quietly chipped away at your relationship. At your connection. At your trust in each other.
It's rarely the big things that break a relationship. It's a thousand small moments of disconnection, piling up slowly over time.
And in your life? The pressure cooker is always on. The potential for these moments is higher than it's ever been.
I know this because I've lived it. Two autistic kids still at home — one non-verbal Level 3 with a severe intellectual disability, one AuDHD with enormous emotions — and a Hell Year that nearly broke my once solid marriage...

Sage doesn't mind. That's literally what it's there for.
When you're pissed off or upset — vent to Sage. Get it all out. Sage helps you work through what's really going on, why you feel the way you do, and helps you find the words to bring it to your partner calmly. When you don't go in attack mode, they don't need to defend or attack back.
When you don't know how to bring something up — Sage helps you find the right words and the best way to say it so it can actually be heard — without sparking a fight before you've even started.
When you don't know what's wrong with you — Sage helps you figure it out, then helps you ask for what you need in a way that makes sense to your partner.
When you're both upset and something needs to be resolved — bring your partner into Sage's shared space. Sage helps you both calm down, understand each other, and work out what actually needs to change — so you're not having the same fight again in two weeks.

You stop going to conversations angry, so they stop going defensive
Conversations that used to spiral for hours now resolve in 20 minutes
You finally have words for things you couldn't explain before
You're repairing your relationship instead of just surviving it
Sage de-escalates naturally.
Sage finds the words you can't find when you're flooded.
Sage creates understanding where there was only distance.
Sage helps you repair — and builds the resilience to beat the odds.
STEP 1: Go To Sage When You're Upset or Pissed Off
When you need to vent, process, or figure something out — open Sage and start talking. No appointment, no waiting. It's 11 pm, and you're stewing? That's exactly when Sage is there.
STEP 2: Sage Helps You Sort It Out
Talk through what's really bothering you, what you actually need, and how you want to say it. Sage asks the questions that help you calm down and think clearly when your emotions are running high.
STEP 3: Approach Your Partner With Clarity
You now know what you want to say and how to say it. You're calm instead of flooded, and the conversation goes completely differently because you approach it differently.
STEP 4: When You're Both Upset, Bring Sage Into the Room
Invite your partner to a shared conversation. Sage sits in the middle, helps you both be heard, and helps you find the actual resolution instead of just stopping the fight.
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"It's like having your favourite person in your corner..."
"Honestly? Sage stopped me in my tracks. It's like having your favourite person in your corner — someone who actually listens, calls you out with kindness, and helps you figure out your own stuff without judgment. I came in to vent and left understanding myself and my relationship in ways I didn't expect. If you're on the fence, just try it."
- Kelly
Married, Mother of 2 Neurodiverse Girls, ADHD
"Sage blew me away..."
"I'm someone who knows a lot about relationships, and we're doing ok, but Sage blew me away; it was able to really hone in on the underlying fears and AuDHD drivers for stuff I was still struggling with. It really helped to have a neutral "person" who validated us both and gently helped us understand what was really going on. It gave us some great solution ideas, and I even got burnout-prevention and recovery strategies, so it's multi-use! Thanks Sage."
- Rachael
Married, Mother of 4 (3 Neurodiverse), Suspect AuDHD
"I was empowered and making good choices."
"I absolutely loved having the option of connecting with Sage over the last few weeks; it was like having the support and wisdom of a close friend who really cares about your experience.
Navigating teen relationships and life transitions without a lot of support had me feeling quite lost and alone, and this really helped me feel like I was empowered and making good choices. There were also some great suggestions and guidance that supported me a lot too."
- Naomi
Single, Mother of 2 Neurodiverse Young Adults, AuDHD (Suspected)
"Sage is a great relationship tool..."
"Sage is such a great relationship tool. Using it confirmed that the things I've recently put in place to better myself and help rebuild my relationship are the right ones. Being able to freely chat without being nervous that you're being judged makes it easier to have honest conversations that can make all the difference. And not once has it felt like you're talking to a computer program!"
- Glen
Married, Father of 2 Neurodiverse Girls, Suspected ADHD
"Sage helps me calm and process my emotions..."
"Sage has been a really great way to stop and think differently before approaching my partner about things. It helps me slow down, see what's actually going on underneath, and come to conversations with more clarity instead of just reacting. Its really helped me understand why I might think and feel the way I do. Sage helps me calm, and process my emotions with gentle prompting, it is truly a wonderful tool to have!
- Sharna
In a Relationships, Support Worker
"It's like talking to someone who just gets it."
I came to Sage frustrated about a situation with my sister and not knowing what to do with it. By the end of the conversation I felt heard, I'd worked through my thoughts and emotions, and I had an actual plan. I went from pissed off to feeling good about what comes next. It's like talking to someone who just gets it.
- Kadi
Married, Partner with ADHD, Mother of 1 Toddler
"It helps us get to the bottom of what's actually going on without it turning into a fight..."
"Sage is genuinely easy to talk to — and I say that as someone who's not great at explaining things. Instead of needing to have it all figured out before I start, Sage just asks the right questions and helps me work through it as I go. It doesn't feel like talking to an AI. It feels like talking to someone who actually gets it.
What's been really valuable for us as a couple is the shared conversation function — where we can both be in the same space, and Sage works with us together. It helps us get to the bottom of what's actually going on without it turning into a fight. Having that neutral presence in the middle makes a real difference."
- Kerry
Married, Wife ADHD, Father of 4 (3 Neurodiverse)
Sage isn't a general AI that happens to answer relationship questions. It's a purpose-built relationship mentor — trained extensively in neurodivergent relationship dynamics, evidence-based communication frameworks, and the specific patterns that show up when two exhausted people are trying to hold a relationship together while raising high-needs kids.
When you don't have the capacity to think clearly, regulate your emotions, or find the right words — Sage does that thinking for you.
Not next Tuesday at 3 pm. At 11 pm when you don't know how to go back inside after a blowup. Sage is there in the moment you actually need it — for less than the cost of one therapy session a month.
Sage understands RSD, masking fatigue, executive dysfunction, ND burnout, the Double Empathy Problem, emotional flooding, AuDHD conflict patterns and more — not as a footnote, but as the whole foundation. If standard relationship advice has never quite fit your life, this is why Sage feels different.
Can't find the words? Sage helps you work out what you're actually feeling, why, and how to say it in a way your partner can hear — before you re-engage and it blows up unnecessarily.
Invite your partner into a guided conversation where Sage holds both perspectives objectively, keeps things from escalating, and works with you both toward genuine understanding and repair. No therapist needed. No appointment. Right now, when it matters.
Sage works just as powerfully when things are okay but you want them to be better — understanding your own patterns, doing the deeper work, building resilience before you need it. Prevention is always easier than repair.
Sage remembers everything across sessions — your patterns, your history, your progress. No re-explaining from scratch. Sage notices what keeps coming up and helps you actually break the cycle.
Your solo conversations are fully encrypted and completely private — your partner cannot see them, ever. What you share with Sage stays with Sage.

I'm Rach Wilson. Relationship coach of 15+ years (coach of 20+ years), Master NLP Practitioner, wife and mum to 4, the last two littles still at home, both autistic — one non-verbal Level 3 with a severe intellectual disability, one AuDHD with very BIG emotions.
A few years ago, our family went through what we call "Hell Year". Twelve months of multiple car drives at night, my son screaming in pain nobody could diagnose, 100,000 kilometres going nowhere, my daughter's multiple 1 - 2 hour rages all day long... Both of us in extreme burnout, depression, barely looking at each other, communication ability severely affected, emotional upsets easy...
One night, my husband Kerry and I were lying in bed — a rare moment we were actually in bed at the same time — and I turned to him and said "I miss you." He was right there and had been this whole time. But I missed him. I missed us.
All my training went straight out the window during Hell Year. I couldn't do the big relationship things, my emotions were on a hair trigger, and I wasn't able to communicate in any calm, well-thought-out way. It caused more upsets and blow-ups than we needed at the time, but we were both so depleted and not our best selves... But how could we be?
Thankfully, our marriage didn't just survive Hell Year; it came out stronger because of the tiny things I could do. The forehead kiss. The hand on his heart. The "I miss you" in the hallway. Those tiny things kept us together long enough to get to the "rebuilding us" phase when the crisis passed, and I knew how to do that because I finally had the capacity to lean on my training. Something that the average couple DOESN'T have.
I built Sage because I know what it's like to need help at midnight when everything between you is a powder keg. Because I know how useless generic relationship advice is when you're living this all-consuming life. Because I believe every couple in this situation needs help with communication and connection when they're exhausted at the very least. And I wish I had Sage when we were in Hell Year to help us through it more easily.
Sage is everything I know — distilled into something available to you whenever you need it.
We know you're running on empty, and the last thing you need is more uncertainty. Here is exactly how Sage works, protects your privacy, and supports your relationship.
"Sage genuinely feels personal, not just like another app. It’s easy to use, supportive, and actually makes you feel understood instead of overwhelmed. You can tell a lot of thought has been put into how it relates to you."
"My partner was hesitant at first. Now, they use the solo space more than I do. It's totally shifted how we communicate."
Couples raising neurodivergent children — ADHD, ASD, AuDHD — who may be neurodivergent themselves. Who are exhausted, disconnected, butting heads more than making love, and tired of relationship advice that requires time and energy they don't have.
Sage is a relationship mentor - the knowledgeable, caring friend who remembers everything and meets you where you are. Sage doesn't diagnose, treat, or replace mental health care. Sage IS NOT a replacement for professional support — and will say so clearly in these situations:
Active mental health crisis — if someone is experiencing suicidal ideation, self-harm urges, or acute psychiatric episodes, Sage will provide crisis resources and encourage them to contact emergency services or a crisis helpline immediately
Domestic violence or abuse — Sage will refer to specialist domestic violence support services, not attempt to navigate this alone
Clinical diagnosis — Sage does not diagnose ADHD, autism, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder or any other condition
Clinical treatment of mental health conditions — Sage can hold the relational context around bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety and other conditions, but will always encourage professional clinical treatment alongside any support it offers
Trauma therapy — for deep trauma work requiring a therapeutic relationship, Sage refers to qualified professionals
Legal or medical advice — Sage does not provide legal, medical or financial advice
Children and minors — Sage is for users 16 and over only
Sage never makes these referrals with shame or alarm. The framing is always warm and matter-of-fact: "What you're describing is beyond what I can hold well on my own — and you deserve proper support for this. [Resource] would be the right next step. I'll still be here."
Therapy costs $150-$250 per session and has a waiting list. Sage is $69/month with 24/7 access. Sage isn't a replacement for therapy, but it's perfect for couples who can't afford it, are waiting for an appointment, or want support between sessions. Many couples use both.
Yes — and this is what makes Sage fundamentally different from everything else. The knowledge base covers RSD, masking fatigue, executive dysfunction, ND burnout, co-regulation, the Double Empathy Problem, sensory overstimulation, alexithymia, meltdown vs emotional flooding, perimenopause and ADHD, AuDHD, PDA in relationships, mental load, invisible labour and the default parent trap, and much more. Sage was built specifically for this experience — not adapted from generic relationship advice.
No. Sage is equally useful for couples who are okay but want to be better. Prevention is actually more important than having to repair. Save yourselves the heartache, emotional turmoil, stress and necessary recovery time.
Sage can help you navigate the conversation, understand what happened, and work through the emotions. For deep trauma work around infidelity, a couples therapist trained in this area is recommended. Sage will be honest about when you need professional support.
Sage was designed to feel warm, direct and occasionally funny - not clinical or robotic. Most people are surprised by how natural it feels. That's because it was built by someone who has lived this experience, not a tech team.
Yes - that's what the Couples plan is for. You each get your own completely private solo space, plus a shared conversation space where Sage works with both of you together. Your partner joins for free through your plan.
And what if they don't want to use it?
That's completely fine — and honestly, more common than you'd think. Sage works brilliantly as a solo tool. One person gaining clarity, understanding their own patterns, and preparing for conversations shifts a relationship even when only one partner is involved.
It's also worth knowing that Sage is often the lower-stakes entry point for a reluctant partner. It's not "therapy." There's no intake form, no judgment, no having to sit across from a stranger and talk about your feelings.
Often, the things you've been saying to your partner that haven't been landing — once said by an objective third party — finally get through. Kerry (my husband) was hesitant at first. Now he uses his solo space more than I do. 😄
Full access to the couples plan which gives you all the core features to play with - no credit card required to start. Explore everything before you commit. At the end of day 7, you will lose access and you'll need to choose a paid plan to continue with. If you don't end up going ahead, anything you shared will be automatically deleted in 30 days. If you sign up before then, you'll have access to the original account you created.
Your conversations are encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). Row-level security in the database means even a bug in the app couldn't show your data to another user. Anthropic - who powers the AI - confirms that API data is never used to train their models. No ads, no trackers, no analytics. Your relationship is no one else's business.
Every plan includes a full 7-day free trial of the "Couples" subscription. Explore everything Sage can do before you commit.
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For one person working through their relationships
Doesn't include: shared conversations with another person
For two people working on it together
For families working on multiple relationships simultaneously
By day 3, you'll know if Sage is working for you. By day 7, you'll have the clarity to stop having the same fight again!
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"I built Sage because neurodiverse kids need their parents together even more — and their parents deserve to have a deeply loving and healthy relationship so they can ALL thrive." - Rach Wilson
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