Using WYLO · Charities
WYLO was built for the moment after the interruption. For many of the people charities support, that moment is the whole challenge. We would love to help you help them - with a tool that hands people their place back, and never watches over their shoulder.
We'd be happy to partner with Charities supporting these communities
Neurodivergent workers
For people with ADHD and other attention-deficit profiles, the hard part is rarely the work - it is the return. WYLO's refocus prompt is a gentle 'here is where you were', which turns a twenty-minute scramble into a two-second glance. That is inclusion in practice: autonomy, independence, and no need to explain yourself.
Burnout recovery
Charities supporting people recovering from burnout use WYLO to make re-entry gentler: fewer dropped threads, less rework, and an honest picture of where the day is getting fragmented - so support can be asked for early, with evidence, rather than late, in crisis.
Brain fog & menopause
Women navigating menopause describe the same thing again and again: walking back to the desk and blanking. WYLO holds the thread so you don't have to. Charities use it to keep experienced, brilliant people in roles they love.
New parents
Returning after parental leave, on little sleep, with a memory that is quietly rewiring itself - that is when a calm 'you were here' matters most. Charities supporting new mothers use WYLO to make the return to work feel possible, then normal, then good.
For charities and their people
We offer charity pricing, onboarding help for support workers, and a promise: WYLO will always give people their place back without giving anyone else their data. If you support neurodivergent workers, people recovering from burnout, or anyone navigating brain fog, let's talk.
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