Join inakshe
If you got a link here from me, or from someone who thinks you belong on this catalog — welcome. Below is what inakshe is, what it will mean to have a page here, and what I'm asking you to decide before the next step.
What inakshe is
inakshe is a catalog of people who say yes to clients the system has made harder to serve — autistic kids, adults with ADHD, people with Tourette's, sensory differences, learning differences. Therapists, psychiatrists, speech-language pathologists — yes. But also sports coaches, dentists, hairdressers, tutors, music teachers, swim instructors — anyone whose work touches a neurodivergent person, where the match either happens or doesn't.
What "say yes" means in practice: you adapt how you work, respect how the person's brain is wired, and don't force a "normal" shape where it doesn't fit. The challenges are real; your job is to meet them.
The full philosophy is in the manifesto; the back-story and who runs this is in about.
Where the project is today
inakshe is brand new. The catalog is public but currently empty — on purpose. I'm inviting people one at a time, and whoever says yes becomes one of the first visible pages on a platform that will grow around them.
That's an honest trade:
- You get a free listing, with no plan to charge for the features you have today. If I ever charge for anything, it will be for new features, not what you already use.
- You are one of the first — the page you make now is what people see when the catalog has 20 names in it, 50 names, 200 names.
- You help prove the catalog is viable. Without people willing to say yes early, there is no catalog.
What I'll ask you to do
- Create a page. Takes 15-20 minutes. Name, where you work, who you take, what you offer, how to contact. I'll help with anything that's unclear.
- Answer a short structured questionnaire about which clients you take — autism (verbal / nonverbal), ADHD, Tourette's, sensory, learning, physical, Down syndrome, and so on. This is how families filter the catalog and how I keep the "say yes" promise honest.
- Keep your page honest. The structured questionnaire is what I trust at scale — it's hard to game and parents filter on it. On top of that there's a light first-version check (credentials look plausible, questionnaire answers are internally consistent, no obvious red flags) and, long-term, reader reports via the moderation policy. Once your page is live, edits are yours — they don't wait for me.
What I won't do
- Charge you anything to list or stay listed.
- Share your contact details with other platforms, sell them, or use them for marketing.
- Publish a page I prepared on your behalf without you seeing and approving it first.
- Hide features you have today behind a paywall tomorrow.
The full privacy and terms detail is in the Privacy Notice and the Terms.
Who runs this
I'm Pavlo Kozub, a solo founder based in Krakow. inakshe is a young project with a clear mission: to gather in one place the people who want to help neurodivergent people and their families. It operates under my sole proprietorship (JDG) registered in Poland. The service is available worldwide.
The public moderation policy explains how I handle disputes, removals, and complaints — in short, I handle them personally and transparently.
Next step
If you want to be in the catalog, create your page. Takes 15-20 minutes. I'll be in touch by email within 24 hours — usually sooner.
If you have questions before deciding, write to [email protected]. I answer every email.