How AskALLE™ Works

AskALLE has five parts. Use one, or use them together. Everything works on your phone, in English or Spanish, with a read-aloud option and an Easy read setting.

Built for how you think

  • Short steps. One idea at a time, with the next step clear.
  • Easy read. A switch for even simpler wording.
  • Listen. Have answers read aloud.
  • Español. The whole app works in Spanish.
  • Private by design. Your notes stay yours, and we never sell personal data.

Ask

Talk with Alle, your AI guide.

Type or say your question in your own words. Alle answers in plain language, explains any acronyms, and ends with what to do next. You can tell Alle who you’re asking about (your child, yourself, a partner, a parent, someone you support, or a client, student or patient) so answers fit.

Learn

Plain-language guides you can trust.

Six areas, more than 50 topics: Conditions & Differences, Getting Evaluated, Education, Healthcare, Support & Services, and Family, Rights & Safety. Plus Words Worth Knowing, a glossary of more than 240 terms and acronyms. Every topic lists its sources and when it was last checked.

Roadmap

See the path, and track your progress.

Step-by-step paths for evaluation, support services, school, health, adult life and rights. Mark steps done, add notes and due dates, and save steps from your chats with Alle. Keep a separate roadmap for each person you support.

Tools

Get ready for the conversations that matter.

Letters & Requests, Deadline Tracker, Meeting Prep, Visit Questions, Understand a Document (upload a photo or PDF for a plain-language explanation), and My Binder to keep it all in one place.

Have a question? Ask Alle.

Alle is AskALLE’s AI guide. Ask in your own words, in English or Spanish, and get plain answers with next steps and trusted sources.

Need Immediate Support?

Help is available when you need it.

  • Emergency or immediate danger: Call 911.
  • Mental health crisis: Call or text 988.
  • Arizona Statewide Crisis Line: Call 1-844-534-4673.

AskALLE™ gives general information, not medical, legal or financial advice. For decisions about your situation, talk with a qualified professional.

Know a family who needs support? Share AskALLE so they don’t have to figure it out alone.