Built by parents who have sat where you are sitting

Wayfound comes from a decade of navigating disability services for our own child in San Diego. It is the tool we wish someone had handed us at the start.

Parent-builtShaped by the same systems families face.
Source-backed1,300+ verified sources, not folklore.
Family-firstPlain help before the next meeting, notice, or form.

Why we built Wayfound

We're parents of an autistic 10-year-old in San Diego. We've navigated IHSS protective supervision, Regional Center services, IEP meetings, and Medi-Cal, often at 2am, often in tears, often feeling completely alone.

If you've lived it, you know what it looks like. The denial letter that lands on a Friday so you can worry about it all weekend. The hold music. The acronyms nobody stops to explain. The form that asks for the same information as the last three forms, in a different order, and rejects you for a box you didn't know existed. The quiet fear that there is a service your child qualifies for, and you simply don't know its name.

We've learned the hard way that the system doesn't hand you what you're entitled to. You have to know it exists, know how to ask for it, and know when to fight for it. We spent years figuring this out. Wayfound is the tool we wish we'd had from day one.

What we did with what we learned

We've poured our decade of hard-won knowledge into Wayfound: 1,300+ verified sources covering 71 programs across California and Texas. Every feature exists because we needed it ourselves. We needed plain answers at 2am. We needed someone to translate a denial letter into next steps. We needed to know which deadline mattered this week, not after it passed.

A good disability advocate changes a family's life. But most families will never afford one. We built Wayfound so every family gets advocate-quality guidance from day one. And when you need a human advocate in your corner, we'll help you find one.

If you're at the beginning of this road, we're glad you found us. You don't have to figure it out alone the way we did.

The Wayfound Founders

01

Make the system legible.

Families should not need a private glossary to understand what their child can ask for.

02

Show the source.

Every serious answer should lead back to the document, rule, or agency page behind it.

03

Move one step at a time.

The next action matters more than another overwhelming pile of tabs.

Every child with a disability deserves every service they're entitled to, and every family deserves to know how to get them.

There is a gap between what the system promises and what families actually receive. Wayfound exists to close it.

Start with one question

Wayfound covers 71 programs across California and Texas, grounded in 1,300+ verified sources. Ask about your child and see what comes back.

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