Places neurodivergent people already use for quiet moments.
Libraries, schools, and community spaces are already where a lot of neurodivergent people go to get away from noise. A pilot makes that space a little more useful.
Piloting NeuJoi is free. There are two versions: a light one for public spaces, and a guided trial version for schools, clinics, and organizations that want a more structured setup.
For libraries and public spaces.
A quiet corner and a card people scan with their own phone. That is the whole thing.
Nobody to sign up. People use it or they do not. There is no group to recruit.
No paperwork. No forms, no accounts, no consent packets to chase.
Nothing to buy or maintain. No devices, no budget, no staff time.
Easy to undo. Take the card down and the pilot is over.
For schools, clinics, and organizations running guided trials.
A small group tries the app in your space, then tells us what actually happened. Two steps, and we bring the equipment.
They use it on our device. Participants use NeuJoi on a secure device provided by NeuJoi. Nothing gets installed on your machines.
Then they answer a few questions. A short set on the NeuJoi website, using a library desktop or a laptop, whichever is already available in the room.
Why it works this way. Keeping the app on our device protects it while it is still early, and the questions give us direct feedback on what works, what feels confusing, and what needs to change.
If your organization needs approvals or a consent process for a defined participant group, that can be built into the setup and handled at your pace.
Free to run. Devices are provided by NeuJoi for the trial.
Where this is happening first.
NeuJoi is made in Detroit, and Detroit is where it meets real people before it goes anywhere else. The first pilots I am looking for are here: public libraries, schools and community organizations in the city.
Alongside that, I am running small in-person sessions with neurodivergent adults who have low to moderate support needs, and watching what actually gets used. If three or more people tell me something is broken, I fix that before I build anything new.
Tell me about your space.
Email hello@neujoi.com with where you are, roughly how many people it would reach, and a couple of times you are free. I will come to you and show it on a phone. It takes about ten minutes, and there is nothing to decide on the spot.
Tyesha Lewis · Founder, NeuJoi LLC · Detroit, Michigan