Practice social situations,
with no risk of getting it wrong.
Sociami lets you rehearse the moments that get stuck — break time at school, the store, the job interview, the family meal, the surprise that breaks the routine — with a calm, patient voice AI. Every session becomes a readable report, for the person, for their parents, and for the professional supporting them.
A practice tool, not a medical device and not a replacement for professional support. Built to sit on a speech therapist's or psychologist's table, not to take their place.
Sociami is a practice tool. It makes no diagnosis, gives no medical advice and never assesses social “normality”.
Four steps, always the same ones.
The steadiness of the path matters as much as what is in it: same screen, same rhythm, same way of finishing. Nothing surprising in the tool — surprises are what the scenarios are about.
Choose a situation
Filtered by age and by difficulty level. You can reread the context as many times as you want before starting.
Live the scene out loud
The AI plays the other person — classmate, recruiter, shop assistant, partner. It does not cut in, does not make fun of you, and waits.
Read the report
What worked, what can be worked on again, and one concrete sentence to try next time.
Come back tomorrow
Practice streaks, tiers reached, rewards. Progress is built on repetition, not on performance.
Three ways to practice, one shared frame.
Voice simulations, situation quizzes, learning mode. All content is sorted by age and by difficulty, and covers the real friction points of autistic daily life.
Voice simulations, sorted by age and by difficulty
You really speak, out loud, with an AI that holds a role. Every scenario says who it is for and what level it sits at — so that an 8-year-old and a 34-year-old never land on the same scene.
Situation quizzes — and above all, the unexpected
The format is that of a driving theory test: one situation, several possible answers, an explanation after each choice. Except that here the situations come from real life. A large part deliberately covers what was not planned — a canceled bus, an object moved, a rule of the game changed, an appointment pushed back — because that is often where the day tips over.
- A canceled train, a meeting moved, a toothbrush nowhere to be found.
- A rule of the game changed mid-game, without anyone announcing it.
- A disagreement with your partner that escalates for no clear reason.
Learning Mode
A teaching format: the AI explains one specific topic — noticing that you are interrupting, asking for help in a store, understanding an instruction that can be read two ways — then asks, rephrases, and asks again. You are invited to take part at every step, never made to.
What “kind” means here
- No “normality” grade, no ranking between users.
- A session can be stopped at any time, without losing your streak.
- The voice never raises its tone, never mocks, never rushes you.
- Reports describe facts and ideas to try, never a judgment about a person.
Families, adults, and the people supporting them.
Accounts gathered during the testing phase, with the agreement of the people involved. First names changed at their request.
What changed isn't that he talks more. It's that he dares to ask when he hasn't understood. We started with the bus scenario, because that was our worst moment of the week.
I can mess up an interview thirty times without anyone seeing it. It's the first time I've been allowed to practice a social thing the way you practice driving.
I suggest it between two sessions, for the repetition — that was what I was missing most. The report gives me a concrete starting point when the family comes back to see me.
Six situations. None of them was planned.
Choose a line to see how the quiz actually works: the situation, the answers on offer, and the kind feedback that follows the choice.
None of these answers is wrong. Sociami shows what each one leads to, then offers one more idea.
None of these answers is wrong. Sociami shows what each one leads to, then offers one more idea.
None of these answers is wrong. Sociami shows what each one leads to, then offers one more idea.
None of these answers is wrong. Sociami shows what each one leads to, then offers one more idea.
None of these answers is wrong. Sociami shows what each one leads to, then offers one more idea.
None of these answers is wrong. Sociami shows what each one leads to, then offers one more idea.
Showing regularity, not performance.
Sociami does not grade people. It shows two things: the days you practiced, and the way each skill moves over the weeks. Here is a preview, with sample data.
Four weeks of practice
One square per day. An empty square cancels nothing: it only says that nothing happened that day.
Select a day to see the matching session.
Tiers reached
Tiers mark steps in practice, never a social level. You get them by coming back, not by doing better than someone else.
Sample data — a tier is never lost.
Five skills, six weeks
Sample data — no grades, no ranking.
On a Family plan, a parent or guardian sees this page for each member they support. On Individual, the adult is the only one who sees it.
The document the professional will ask to see.
Every session produces the same document: five areas tracked over time, three practice indicators, and an annotated excerpt. Exportable as PDF, shareable with a therapist or a school.
For one person, or for the whole household.
An adult on their own follows their own progress. A family names a guardian who can follow a member's progress — with that member's agreement, and revocably.
Individual
One adult, one independent teenager, a single account.
Or €108 a year. No commitment.
- Unlimited voice simulations, every level, every age range
- Situation quizzes and Learning Mode
- A report after every session + full history
- Streaks, tiers and practice rewards
- PDF export for a professional
- Requests for new scenarios
Family
Up to 5 profiles, with a guardian area.
Or €216 a year. No commitment.
- Everything in Individual, for every profile
- Guardian area: following one member's progress
- Content filtered by age, profile by profile
- Reports shared with a professional in one click
- Member's consent required, withdrawable at any time
- A single bill for the whole household
What people ask us before signing up.
A question that isn't here? Write to us, and the answer will join this page.
Ask a questionWhere are sessions stored, and who can read them?
Does Sociami replace professional support?
How is content sorted by age and by difficulty?
What does “kind” actually mean?
Can I ask for a situation that doesn't exist yet?
How do I cancel?
Start with a single situation.
Five minutes, one situation chosen together, and a write-up at the end. If it doesn't suit you, there is nothing to cancel by phone and nothing to justify.