Ask about your child's services.
The Navigator answers in plain language, grounded in your child's actual documents and your state's rules. Not a generic chatbot. It can use the denial you are appealing, the IEP meeting you are preparing for, and the child you are asking about.
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Choose a question, get a sourced answer, then continue in the right workspace. Shown with sample family data.
Answers you can check, not just take on faith.
Ask what to do next, and the Navigator reads across your child's documents, deadlines, and active workspaces. In this sample conversation for Maya, it turns Protective Supervision prep into concrete steps, drafts to create, and sources to inspect.
- Scoped to one child. The About: Maya context keeps the answer tied to the child you selected.
- Grounded in the record. The answer cites the uploaded documents behind the recommendation, including clinical, school, and regional-center context.
- Citations on every serious answer. A "Why this answer" row lists the sources behind the guidance, so you can check the rule before you act.
- A next step, not just an explanation. When the path is concrete, the answer can open the right workspace or ask the next focused question.
Wayfound is clear about what it is: information, not legal or medical advice.
A ranked answer that starts from the child's real service picture. Shown with sample family data.
You never start from a blank box.
A new chat opens with a greeting by name and a short list of starter questions pulled from your family's actual situation: the appeal deadline that is coming up, the IEP meeting you need to prepare for, the IHSS application you have been putting off, gaps in current services, and what transition planning should look like.
Raising more than one child in the system means juggling more than one set of rules. Child pills above the composer, Maya, Sofia, and Aiden in this sample family, let you pick who you are asking about before you type a word.
Starter questions turn into child-specific guidance instead of a blank generic chat. Shown with sample family data.
Good answers should leave you with the next move.
The Navigator is most useful when it turns a confusing answer into a concrete task. If the right next step is an appeal, a reassessment request, a doctor letter, an upload, or a preparation checklist, Wayfound keeps that action attached to the answer.
The free plan includes 20 Navigator messages a month, enough to ask the questions that are keeping you up tonight. The paid plan is unlimited. See pricing for details.
Answers can open the right workspace and keep the sources visible. Shown with sample family data.
Bring your hardest question.
The Navigator draws on 71 programs grounded in 1,340+ advocate-verified sources, and it already helps families across California and Texas. Ask it the thing you have been afraid to get wrong.
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