Accessibility & Inclusivity Tools

Color-blind Checkers

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Also check out some tips and how-tos for designing for colorblind audiences.

These can help with a variety of tasks that can be difficult for neurospicy folks:

Goblin Tools is a suite of tools, including:
- “Magic ToDo” - breaks down large tasks into smaller subtasks
- “Formalizer” - helps change the tone of text
- “Judge” - judges the tone of text
- “The Professor” - explains concepts in easy to understand, relatable ways
- “Estimator” - estimates the amount of time an activity will probably take
- “Compiler” - makes a “braindump” into a list of tasks
- “Chef” - makes suggestions for meals based on ingredients, dietary restrictions, time, and more
Modern Sam is a phone app that gamifies tasks and self care in an RPG, and also helps break down tasks into smaller subtasks

Additionally, here are free resources to help understand neurodiversity:

Typical lab equipment often isn’t designed for all body types. Here are some resources with suggestions on accessible equipment and where to get it:

Apps that live transcribe on your phone:

Here is how to turn on live transcription during video meetings:

You can also live transcribe any presentation (including in-person):

These services have some free or a subscription model to listen to rather than read PDFs, web articles, slides, and more:

Here are some useful tools if you or others are trying to access or learn content in a different language: