For California families

Your child was just diagnosed.
You have questions. We have a roadmap.

Waypoint is the AI-powered platform that helps families navigate disability services — from diagnosis to adulthood. Every benefit. Every deadline. Every right. Mapped.

Free to start · no credit card

23agencies mapped
21regional centers profiled
13diagnoses covered
2languages, full parity
✓Free guides — no email required✓Every claim cited to statute — or it's cut✓En español
Know the system

Start with where you are today

Six pillars cover every system a California family navigates — each in plain language, with the deadlines, scripts, and template letters that make the next step obvious.

Regional Centers

Eligibility, the 120-day clock, IPP meetings, respite, and appeals under the Lanterman Act.

Pillar guide →

School & IEPs

Request an evaluation, IEP vs 504, what to sign, and the dispute ladder — with copy-paste letters.

Get the letter →

Money & benefits

Medi-Cal institutional deeming, IHSS protective supervision, SSI for children, and other resources.

Explore all benefits →

Insurance & therapies

What your plan must cover for prescribed treatment, appealing denials, and the DMHC Independent Medical Review.

Browse guides →

First steps (0–5)

Early Start, getting an evaluation without the year-long wait, and the turning-three transition.

First 100 Days →

Free tools

The SSI deeming calculator, your Regional Center finder, and template letters — no email required.

Try a tool →
Why Waypoint

Other platforms tell you what to do. We do it.

When your child is diagnosed, you're handed a maze — Regional Centers, IEPs, Medi-Cal, SSI — and told to figure it out yourself. Waypoint turns hours of searching into one clear next step.

Without it

  • ✕Hours of searching before you know what to ask
  • ✕You find out about a deadline after it's passed

With Waypoint

  • ✓The next step, before you have to ask for it
  • ✓A reminder before the clock runs out

Generic advice

"You may want to consider requesting an assessment from your school district and following up with your regional center about available services."

Waypoint

A drafted assessment-request letter in your name, the 15-day clock it starts, the calendar reminder for day 16 — and the fallback script if the district stalls.

Built by a parent

"I'm Mike, father of two boys in Oakland. When my son needed services, I spent hundreds of hours navigating the system. I built Waypoint so no family has to do it alone."

Waypoint turns "What do I do?" into "Here's what to do next."

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