About Divergent Logic

Divergent Logic LLC is a software company that builds human-centered tools that turn complexity into clarity. Its software is shaped by neurodivergent-informed design, lived experience, and practical systems thinking — built for how real people actually think, get overwhelmed, remember tasks, and need support. Rather than just storing information, Divergent Logic software acts like an external support system that helps people remember, sequence, communicate, prepare, recover, and keep moving forward.

The people behind it

Divergent Logic was founded by two people who approach the same problem from different sides — operational structure and human communication.

Jay

Co-Founder, Divergent Logic

Jay is the co-founder of Divergent Logic and brings a practical, systems-driven approach to building software for real-world problems. With a background in executive leadership, operations, manufacturing, information technology, and process improvement, Jay has spent years helping organizations turn complexity into structure.

With experience as a Chief Operating Officer, Jay understands the importance of building tools that are reliable, secure, efficient, and easy to use under real-world pressure. His experience leading teams, improving workflows, and solving operational challenges shapes the way Divergent Logic approaches product development.

Jay’s work is grounded in the belief that good software should reduce friction, not create more of it. He focuses on designing practical systems that help people stay organized, make better decisions, and navigate daily life with more confidence.

At Divergent Logic, Jay leads with a combination of technical curiosity, operational discipline, and lived understanding of how differently people think, work, and solve problems. His goal is to build technology that supports neurodivergent individuals, families, professionals, and small businesses in ways that feel useful, respectful, and genuinely human.

Sharon

Co-Founder, Divergent Logic

Sharon is the co-founder of Divergent Logic and brings a deeply human-centered perspective to the company’s work. As a professional sign language interpreter with a focus on legal interpreting, Sharon has built her career around communication access, clarity, accuracy, and trust.

Through her work in interpreting, Sharon understands how important it is for people to feel understood, respected, and included, especially in environments where communication barriers can have serious consequences. Her experience gives Divergent Logic a strong foundation in accessibility, language access, and inclusive design.

Sharon’s perspective helps ensure that Divergent Logic does not build technology only for efficiency, but also for dignity, emotional safety, and real human needs. She brings insight into the moments when people feel overwhelmed, misunderstood, or unsupported by traditional systems.

At Divergent Logic, Sharon helps guide the company’s mission to create thoughtful tools for neurodivergent individuals and the people who support them. Her work reflects a belief that technology should make life easier to navigate, communication easier to access, and people easier to understand.

Why we exist

Most software assumes people are calm, organized, focused, and able to remember every step. Real life does not work that way. People get overwhelmed. Teams miss handoffs. Travelers forget details. Workers switch tasks constantly. Families manage transitions. Managers try to turn messy, invisible work into something clear and repeatable. Divergent Logic builds software for those moments — software that reduces the stress that comes from invisible cognitive demands.

What we build

Divergent Logic is an umbrella company for a family of tools. They look different on the surface but share one core idea: make complicated processes clearer, calmer, and easier to complete.

  • My Travel Buddy — a neurodivergent-informed travel support app that lowers the cognitive load of planning, packing, and moving through a trip. A Planner builds the trip structure ahead of time; the Traveler follows it step by step, with guided packing, document tracking, reminders, sensory and overwhelm support, and recovery. Currently launching soon, with early access available.
  • CrewRoute Pro — field operations software that keeps routes, status, handoffs, materials, and next steps visible, so crews and managers stop running the day from texts and memory. Live at crewroutepro.com.

Who it's for

On the personal side: individuals, families, caregivers, neurodivergent travelers, anxious travelers, students, and anyone who gets overwhelmed by travel, transitions, or too many details. On the operations side: field service teams, dispatchers, and operations managers in landscaping, agriculture, equipment service, contracting, property maintenance, municipal and public works, delivery and installation, snow removal, and field inspection.

How we design

  • Neurodivergent-informed design. Built around how real people process information, get overwhelmed, and need support — which makes our tools better for everyone, not just some.
  • Lived experience. These products come from real moments of friction — missed steps, hard transitions, invisible work. We build what we've needed ourselves.
  • Practical systems thinking. Calm is engineered. We design systems that reduce cognitive demands: fewer things to remember, interpret, track, and juggle.

Our design promise

  • We make the next step visible.
  • We hold the details so people don't have to.
  • We support recovery when plans break.
  • We avoid unnecessary cognitive load.
  • We use plain language and clear structure.
  • We do not use shame as a motivator.

Words we use

Cognitive load, executive function, object permanence, body doubling — the neurodivergent concepts that shape our work each get a plain-language explanation, alongside how they inform our design, in one place. Read the neurodivergent glossary →

Get in touch

Whether you're an individual, a family, a field team, or an organization — we'd love to hear what gets in your way. A human reads every message.

hello@divergentlogicllc.com Read the Clarity Lab