Jambot is patent pending

Adaptive musical worlds for autistic children.

Sound Palette is building Jambot: an autism-led, research-backed platform helping neurodiverse children communicate, regulate, learn, and play through responsive music.

Autism-first creative design
Patent-pending interaction layer
REB + feasibility completed

Patent pendingProtected interaction layer for Jambot.
REB approvedResearch ethics approval is complete.
Feasibility completeInitial feasibility study completed with 2 participants.
Autism-ledNeurodiversity-owned and operated company.
Fall 2026 pilotPlanned study with 20 autistic children.
Startup supportInnovation Factory and StartUp Lab at Laurier.
Conference trailPublic presentations connect the research to the product path.

Jambot is for autistic children first.

Sound Palette turns music into an adaptive environment for communication, regulation, attention, and confidence.

AudienceAutistic children and neurodiverse learners.
PathwaysEducation, therapy, pediatric care, and family support.
DifferenceChild-led musical agency without conventional performance barriers.

A responsive music world children can shape.

Jambot combines logical rule-based interaction, calm musical loops, embodied controls, and guided creative progression.

Child-led agencyChoose, pause, repeat, and explore at the child’s pace.
Calm feedbackMusical response shaped around comfort and engagement.
Care insightSession patterns that can support reflection and trust.

Child

Choice

Guide

Prompt

Rhythm

Regulate

Color

Emotion

Space

Embody

Jambot brain

One protected Jambot brain, three product paths.

Studio, Quest, and Brush share one protected Jambot core across different child-centered creative surfaces.

Protected platform signal

Multiple surfaces, one defensible interaction layer.





Studio

An immersive music room where sound, placement, and atmosphere become a safe embodied play surface.

Vision Pro play room
Crystal Ball experience
Expressive placement

A child-perspective VR embodiment of Jambot Studio.
VR embodimentHands, sound, and a crystal instrument inside Jambot Studio.
FocusVR embodiment and regulation
AudienceAutistic children, educators, clinicians, and families

Jambot Brain
Intent
Space

Quest

An iPad-first music adventure with calm progression, Golden Notes, worlds, and creative play.

Low-stimulation game loop
Golden Notes
Worlds and bandmates

Jambot Quest lighting up the iPad.
Quest on iPadA calm musical adventure with characters, stages, and rewards.
FocusAccessible musical confidence
AudienceAutistic children, families, educators, and care teams

Jambot Brain
Progress
Play

Brush

A VR external controller that transforms into different instruments depending on how it is held, turning grip, angle, and gesture into expressive musical control.

Hold to transform
Gesture as instrument
VR external controller

Jambot Brush transforming into multiple VR instruments.
One brush, many instrumentsString, wind, and percussion modes in VR.
FocusEmbodied VR instrument control
AudienceChildren, therapists, educators, and accessible VR teams

Jambot Brain
Hold
Transform

Investor proof

De-risked where it matters first.

Sound Palette is turning autism-led doctoral research into an investable product path with ethics approval complete, feasibility work complete, IP protection underway, and a larger child-centered pilot planned.

Trust pathREB approval is complete and child participant material stays protected.
Learning pathA 2-participant feasibility study is complete, with a larger Fall 2026 pilot planned.
Venture pathPatent-pending interaction IP and startup support help move the work beyond a research prototype.

Ethics
REB complete

Approved research path for child-centered development.

Evidence
2 participants

Initial feasibility study already completed.

Next study
20 children

Autistic child pilot planned for Fall 2026.

Moat
Patent pending

Protected child-to-system musical interaction layer.

CompletedREB approval and initial feasibility study.
BuildingStudio, Quest, and Brush on one protected Jambot core.
PlannedFall 2026 pilot with 20 autistic children.
SupportedInnovation Factory and StartUp Lab at Laurier.

Alex Purcell, founder of Sound Palette Inc.

Founder

Built by an autistic researcher-musician.

Alex Purcell brings lived autism experience, music practice, creative technology, completed REB approval, and a completed 2-participant feasibility study together in Jambot, with a larger pilot involving 20 autistic children planned for Fall 2026.

MastersInclusive music
PhDVR musicking
REBEthics completed
Feasibility2 participants complete
Fall 202620-child pilot
NowSound Palette Inc.

Upcoming conferences

Come see the demos in person.

Meet Alex, see the research-to-product path, and request a private walkthrough.

Upcoming

CYP Conference: July 18, 2026 at 2:30 PM, Young People’s Theatre, Toronto.

ISME CMA Pre-Conference: July 23, 2026 at 4:00 PM, U of T Scarborough.

Private demos: available for aligned investors, schools, clinics, and care partners.

Past

Neuromusic 2025: VR musicking with autistic children.

Neuromusic 2024: musical interventions in autism research.

Research trail: community music, neurodiversity, VR, and inclusive creative technology.

Sound Palette Inc. is opening investor and partner conversations.

Autism-led, neurodiversity-owned, research-backed, and keeping the deepest Jambot mechanics private while sharing the premium platform vision with aligned investors.

Copyright 2026 Sound Palette Inc.
Neurodiversity-owned and operated. Jambot is patent pending.