Person-directed products / Cognixoft TogetherCognixoft Together
Coordinate support and relationships with choice.
Proposed tools for making selected support, expectations and requests easier to discuss. The person chooses participants and can examine each person’s role.
Working names and proposed scope. Local examples use fictional information; planned modules are not implemented or offered for delivery.
01Planned moduleChosen support circle
Invite selected people for specific purposes and permissions.
- Example output
- A person-reviewed support-circle and access view.
- First scope
- Prototype two fictional supporters with distinct, limited roles and an explicit removal action.
- Readiness
- Planned. Real invitations require verified identities, safeguarding and consent appropriate to the use.
02Planned moduleShared-expectations agreements
Record preferences and practical agreements that participants choose together.
- Example output
- A reviewed household or activity agreement.
- First scope
- Draft three fictional agreements with a named review point and space for disagreement.
- Readiness
- Planned. No relationship assessment, behavioural compliance rating or automatic resolution of disagreements.
03Planned moduleEvent preparation
Understand the schedule, environment and chosen ways to participate or take a break.
- Example output
- A sourced event-preparation sheet.
- First scope
- Create a fictional event preview with entry, schedule, break and departure information.
- Readiness
- Planned. Event and access details must be verified and dated before use.
04Planned moduleHousehold coordination
Negotiate responsibilities, changed plans and requests for help.
- Example output
- An agreed household plan with individual responsibilities.
- First scope
- Prototype a small shared plan in which each participant accepts or discusses a task.
- Readiness
- Planned. Shared access and conflict recovery need evaluation; task completion is not a measure of worth or ability.
05Planned moduleSelf-advocacy preparation
Organise what happened, what matters and what the person wants to request.
- Example output
- A person-authored conversation or request outline.
- First scope
- Offer optional prompts for a fictional situation, desired change and chosen support.
- Readiness
- Planned. No legal judgement, clinical interpretation or replacement for an independent advocate.
