Comorbid
A Community Research Platform for AuDHD, built for people already confirmed with ADHD or autism who suspect the other condition may also be present — combining a non-diagnostic comorbidity signal, public research and a focused community. Comorbid uses the shared SOCii Account and SOCii Messages layer.
- Starting point
- Confirmed-first
- Signal
- Cluster-relative
- Research
- Public
- Community
- Focused
ADHD, autism, or both as the participant's own starting claim.
A screening signal, never presented as diagnosis.
Research library and published findings remain readable without joining the community.
Feed, groups, rooms and creator surfaces for the same population.
Research + community
Designed around the gap between suspicion and assessment.
Comorbid is intentionally narrower than a broad neurodivergent social platform. It focuses on the overlap between autism and ADHD, the evidence gap around that overlap, and people trying to understand whether seeking assessment for the other condition is warranted.
Confirmed-first screening
Comorbid starts with people already confirmed with ADHD, autism, or both. Its comorbidity signal is cluster-relative and explicitly not a diagnosis or a DSM replacement.
Research as infrastructure
The platform connects screening, a public research library and published findings so the community can see the evidence base rather than treating research as a hidden backend process.
Community after baseline
Feed, groups, rooms and creator surfaces give the same population somewhere quieter to connect after the baseline research flow, without turning Comorbid into a generic social network.
Trust made inspectable
Research-participation status is not a public profile ranking, third-party sale or licensing of user data is prohibited, and privacy constraints are stated publicly rather than implied.
Interaction model
Signal, evidence, community.
01 · Screen
Start from what is already known.
Begin from an existing ADHD, autism or dual-confirmed starting point and look for a cluster-relative signal of the other condition.
02 · Understand
Read the evidence, not just a result.
Use the public research library and findings to understand the signal and the wider AuDHD evidence base.
03 · Connect
Join a community built around the same question.
Move into feed, groups, rooms and creator spaces without turning the research platform into a generic attention marketplace.
Newly launched
Use Comorbid now.
The live app includes the public research and findings surfaces as well as account access to the platform itself. Comorbid does not diagnose autism or ADHD and is not a substitute for clinical assessment.