How AO1 works

Start with what you don’t understand.

AO1 helps you make sense of it and be better prepared for what comes next.

Talk it through or type it out. There’s no right way to begin.

The Companion experience is currently in private beta.

The AO1 Companion on a phone: the Clarity screen, with MIA and options to talk, type, or upload a photo or document

“I don’t get it” is enough to start

“I don’t understand what this means.”

  • “I can’t tell what I’m feeling.”
  • “That conversation didn’t go the way I wanted.”
  • “I have a decision to make and I’m not sure how.”
  • “What should I even ask?”

How it works

Bring it. Make sense of it. Prepare for what’s next.

  1. Clarity

    Understand what you’re dealing with.

  2. Guidance

    Understand what may deserve attention.

  3. Prepare

    Be better prepared for what comes next.

  4. Move forward

    Use what you understand.

    The decisions stay yours.

The AO1 Guidance screen: a theme to explore and questions to bring to MIA

Make sense of it

See what may deserve attention.

AO1 helps surface themes to explore and questions worth asking, so you can better understand what may deserve your attention.

Educational guidance, not advice.

The AO1 Next screen: upcoming conversations, appointments and actions

Prepare for what’s next

Walk into it better prepared.

For a conversation, appointment or decision ahead, get clearer on what may matter so you can go into it better prepared.

The decisions stay yours.

Two ways to use AO1.

Companions

Somewhere ongoing to turn.

The ongoing AO1 experience. Talk it through or type it out.

Private beta

Voice Kits

Something focused.

A focused educational experience for a particular subject, question, situation or transition.

What to know

Guidance that keeps you in the driver’s seat.

AO1 provides educational guidance. It doesn’t replace qualified legal, medical or other professional advice, and it doesn’t make decisions for you. Where a professional is the right next step, AO1 can help you arrive better prepared for that conversation.

Read about safety and support

You don’t need the right words.Start with what you have.

Bring it, and take the next step at your own pace.

Meet the Companions