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No more opening up in front of the team.

You write what your manager, your colleagues or the disability officer need to know. You share the QR code with whomever you want, in the context you choose, not in a team meeting.

Employee · RQTH (recognized worker with a disability, FR)

The QR code in your email signature. Nothing to start over from scratch.

A profile focused on what matters at work: communication preferences, useful RQTH (official recognition of disabled worker status, in France) accommodations, signs that you're overwhelmed, levers that help you move forward. You choose what to include and what to leave out. The same profile is read by your manager, your colleagues, the HR team. The explanation per disability, on click, is reworded by myHandiQR according to the role and age of whoever scans.

The pain point

The pain point

Onboarding that starts from zero with every move. Unexpected meetings that cost you. Ambiguous requests. Accommodations you have to ask for again with every team change. The feeling of being an HR file rather than a person.

Typical readers
Direct managerHR team & disability officerOnboardingMeetingsInternal mobility

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What you put in it

  • When you arrive: clear onboarding for your team, with no awkward meeting, no guesswork, no clumsy questions.
  • For your managers: you write the RQTH accommodations, the signs of fatigue, what concretely unblocks things. They read your words, as they are.
  • Work-focused: you put in the profile what's useful at the office, and only that. What you don't want to write doesn't appear.
  • Internal mobility: you change teams, you reshare the QR code. No need to tell the whole story again to your new manager.
In practice

How it works for you

Three steps. The first takes you 20 minutes. The other two run on their own.

01

You write your profile

Introduction, how to help you, what to avoid. Focused on what matters at the office, in your own words. If you get stuck on the wording, a Reword button tidies up your draft. You approve what works for you.

02

You share your QR code

Email signature, badge, onboarding, desk. Manager, team, HR access it with one scan, no app to install.

03

The manager understands, without asking you

A new manager scans, reads your profile, and clicks on a disability to get an explanation reworded by myHandiQR, adapted to their role and age. Without asking you.

QR de Karim
myHandiQR · Karim
They scan
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Karim

38 years old · developer

Karim is on the autism spectrum. Precise with details, comfortable with technical topics, he needs subjects to be predictable and prepared in advance.

How to help me
  • Announce changes in advance
  • Prefer written instructions
  • Limit very noisy open-plan offices
What to avoid
Spontaneous requests without an appointment. Forced small talk to "integrate" him.
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Definition for your manager
Autism spectrum. The person works very well in a predictable setting, with written instructions and clearly defined tasks. Their strengths: precision, rigor, reliability.
Preview

Here's what the profile you'll create looks like.

Not a medical file. A clear communication profile, readable by anyone. Your words stay your words, AI only explains technical terms when the reader asks.

Free-form writing

Guided structure, but you write what you want.

Adaptive definitions

When a word stumps the reader, AI gives a definition suited to their age and role.

Read aloud

Disability definitions can be listened to with a tap. Often easier to listen than to read.

Editable for life

You can change it any time, it's updated everywhere.

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What changes

Before. After.

Before myHandiQR

  • Starting over from scratch with every new manager
  • Accommodations forgotten at the slightest move
  • An awkward announcement in a team meeting
  • The feeling of being a file

After

  • A QR code in your email signature, shared once
  • Accommodations tracked, traceable, up to date
  • Smooth onboarding, with no awkwardness
  • You stay a person, not a file
Your guarantees

Plainly,

with no surprises.

You're the expert.

What moves you forward, what holds you back, how to introduce yourself to a team: no one knows it better.

  • You remain the sole owner of your profile. Your employer only has access if you share the QR code with them.
  • No data is shared without your explicit action. No employer dashboard, no HR reporting, no data aggregation.
  • Editable anytime, without changing the QR code. You decide exactly what appears on the profile, word for word.
  • Permanent deletion in one click, in line with GDPR (EU data protection law).
  • 3 months of free trial for every profile created. No credit card to get started.
Real cases: Employee · RQTH (recognized worker with a disability, FR)

use cases

Adult with ADHD, age 34
The person themselves → New colleague, manager
The person chooses when and to whom they explain how they work, in their own words, without having their lapses misread.

QR location: Email signature (discreet text link)

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Adult with social anxiety, age 28
The person themselves → HR, direct manager
The accommodations are understood without the person having to justify every request over and over.

QR location: File handed over during an HR interview

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Adult with dyslexia, age 41
The person themselves → New manager
The manager understands why written reports take time and naturally offers alternatives.

QR location: Direct message when starting a new role

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Adult with Tourette syndrome, age 32
The person themselves → Client contact, colleagues
Verbal or motor tics are understood without awkwardness or negative interpretation, right from the start of a meeting.

QR location: Card placed on the table during a client meeting

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Adult with stabilised bipolar disorder, age 38
The person themselves → Direct manager
The manager understands certain shifts in pace or energy without reading them as a lack of commitment.

QR location: Shared by private message with a trusted manager

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Adult with dyspraxia, age 26
The person themselves → HR, disability officer
The disability officer has the useful adaptations from the outset (dual screen, organised storage) without any extra interview.

QR location: Tucked into the HR onboarding file

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Adult with sensory hypersensitivity, age 45
The person themselves → Open-plan colleagues
The team understands why the person wears headphones or avoids certain rooms, without it being read as withdrawal.

QR location: Shared by email with the project team

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Adult with ADD, age 51, manager
The person themselves → HR director, occupational physician
The occupational physician and the HR director understand the accommodations requested under the RQTH (the recognition of disabled-worker status, in France) without a verbal briefing session.

QR location: File given to the HR director

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Adult with selective mutism, age 27
The person themselves → Any new professional contact
The person can make themselves understood precisely in the moments when they cannot speak.

QR location: Wallet-sized card handed over directly

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Autistic adult at work, age 30
The person themselves → The whole immediate team
The team understands the communication preferences (writing rather than speaking, no unplanned interruptions) right from arrival.

QR location: Shared with the team during onboarding

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Questions

Your questions, real answers

Can my employer require me to use myHandiQR?

No. It is a personal tool. You share it with whoever you want. Your employer only has access if you give them the QR or the link.

Is it compatible with an RQTH (French official disability status)?

Yes. You can mention your RQTH, its validity dates and the accommodations that go with it. You are the one who decides whether to write this information in the profile or not.

What does my employer see in the profile?

They see exactly what you have written, no more, no less. The profile is the same for everyone who scans it. If you don't want a piece of information to be visible, you don't write it. That is the main safeguard.

And the AI, what does it see?

The AI rephrases the per-disability explanation on a click, based on your profile and the names of the disabilities you ticked. It does not create any content about you, and it reveals nothing you have not written.

What if I change companies?

The profile stays yours, you take it with you. You reshare the QR with your new manager and you are good to go, without telling the whole story again. You can also update the profile at any time, the QR doesn't change.

Can my company cover the subscription?

Yes, and it is even common as part of RQTH (French official disability status) accommodations or a company disability policy. You can send us the contact details of the disability officer who will approve the coverage.

Does the QR code have to be displayed at my workstation?

Not at all. You decide where you put it and who you give it to. You can choose to share it only with your direct manager, with your disability officer, or in your email signature for close colleagues. No public display is needed.

In a job interview, do I have to mention the QR code?

You are under no obligation to bring up a disability in an interview (unless a workstation accommodation is needed from day one). If you decide to talk about it after being hired, the QR code can help you pass along the useful information without having to rephrase everything for several people (HR, manager, team). The timing and the way remain your choice.

If I change managers, how do I handle the handover?

You simply pass the QR code (or the link) to your new manager. They scan it, they read the profile, and within seconds they have the essentials without you having to explain everything again. If your situation has changed in the meantime, you update the profile before sharing, and the QR code does not change.

Employee · RQTH (recognized worker with a disability, FR)

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