AutiHD at ALICES DAG: connecting with the University of Luxembourg's inclusion community

October 2025

AutiHD, the startup developing the Mindory app, participated in the ALICES DAG at the University of Luxembourg, an event bringing together people and organisations working on inclusion and social impact in higher education and beyond. As part of its mission to support neurodivergent people through AI-powered planning and stress management, AutiHD also works with educational communities to explore how technology can help students thrive. The team connected with academics, student support services, and organisations that share a commitment to building environments where everyone can thrive on their own terms.

At the event, AutiHD showcased Mindory as a tool for students navigating university life with ADHD or autism – the two conditions most associated with academic dropout risk and underperformance in higher education contexts. For neurodivergent students, university often presents a perfect storm: unstructured time, high cognitive load, social complexity, and limited institutional support.

As Ksenia Golubeva noted at the event: "For students, Mindory app can be that quiet support in the background – helping with focus, stress, and daily structure. Because inclusion isn't only about understanding differences, it's about making life a little easier for everyone."

The ALICES DAG demonstrated the breadth of Luxembourg's inclusion-focused community and the growing recognition that technology has a meaningful role to play–not as a replacement for human support, but as an accessible, always-available complement to it. AutiHD left the event energised by the shared vision: a world where everyone has a place, learns in their own way, and feels understood.