For assessors

Humble, summarised the way a report needs it.

Humble is organising software for ADHD and autistic minds. This page is a one-page product summary: what it does, what it costs and how it's funded. It's written to be quoted directly in a workplace needs assessment, not read as a sales page.

Product summary

For the assessment report
What it is	Organising software: task capture, notes and follow-through in one place
Built for	ADHD and autistic working patterns, from the ground up
Publisher	Humble AI Limited, company number 13938493, England and Wales
Individual price	£8 a month or £72 a year
VAT	Registered — shown separately on invoices
Platforms	Web app, browser extension, Google Sheets add-on
Data location	Google Cloud Platform, UK
Set-up time	One session, typically 45–60 minutes
Funding routes	Access to Work, employer-funded adjustment, self-funded

Humble AI is VAT registered. Prices shown exclude VAT at 20%. Quotes and invoices show VAT separately so they can go straight into an Access to Work claim.

How Humble fits an award

Assessors recommend by category, not from an approved list. Humble doesn't replace the tools already in an assessment — it's the organising layer they plug into.

Award categories Humble sits in:

Task and project management Planning Routine

Sits alongside, not instead of:

Dictation — Dragon, TalkType Text-to-speech — Read&Write Note-taking — Glean Mind-mapping — MindView Body-doubling — Flow Club

What assessors look for

Criteria, Humble's answer and the proof
Criterion	Humble's answer	Proof
UK company, UK invoicing in GBP	Yes	Humble AI Limited, company number 13938493, invoices in GBP
VAT registered, shown separately	Yes	VAT registered; quotes and invoices show VAT separately
Built to WCAG 2.2 AA	Yes	Accessibility statement →
Works alongside other assistive tech	Yes	Standard web text fields — dictation tools like Dragon or TalkType type straight into Humble
Named-user licence, one clear price	Yes	£8 a month or £72 a year, per person
Written quote within one working day	Yes	Email hello@thehumbleai.com
Recommendation-ready wording	Yes	Copyable paragraph below
Set-up support, plus a supporter view	Yes	One session sets it up; coaches and assessors can get a shared view
UK GDPR, DPA on request, no data sold	Yes	Hosted in the UK; Data Processing Agreement on request
No lock-in	Yes	Export any time, cancel without penalty
Neurodivergent-first by design	Yes	Built from the start for ADHD and autistic working patterns, not adapted afterwards
Early results	Yes	Early results →

Wording for your report Humble is organising software built for ADHD and autistic working patterns. It supports task and project management, planning and routine, addressing the client's reported difficulty with task capture, follow-through or calendar coordination. It sits alongside assistive tools like dictation or text-to-speech software rather than replacing them, and needs no additional diagnosis to justify as assistive technology. Licensed per named user, invoiced in GBP with VAT shown separately.

Is Humble specific to Access to Work assessments?

No. It's general assistive software, so it fits any workplace needs assessment — Access to Work, employer-funded, or an internal occupational health review.

How is Humble different from a general productivity app?

It's built specifically for ADHD and autistic working patterns from the start, not adapted afterwards — task capture, note-taking and follow-through designed around how attention and memory actually work for this audience.

What award category does Humble fall under?

Task and project management, planning and routine. Assessors recommend by category rather than from an approved list, and Humble sits alongside tools like dictation, text-to-speech or note-taking software rather than replacing them.