
TACA families save $100 on their first OAT urine test.
Valid through November 30, 2026.

We're parents and pediatric physicians and practitioners raising neurodiverse children. We built Kite Health because families deserve better than waiting and guessing. The test uses a simple urine sample you collect at home, and we explain the results in plain language.

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Experts from Arizona State University, Stanford University and King's College London
Register your kit in minutes — every step is guided.

A simple, non-invasive urine collection at home — no needles, no clinic visit, no blood draw.

A plain language report showing what your child's markers look like, ready to bring to their care team. Your action plan follows in 4-6 weeks.

These are active areas of research in neurodevelopmental health. They are the reason we look at these markers.

A 13 page guide by our globally respected certified nutrition expert and published researcher. Five reasons, what the evidence says, and three kid-friendly recipes.
Everything you need to know.
No. Autism and ADHD are clinical diagnoses. Kite provides wellness insights to help families and practitioners understand gut-brain-metabolic patterns.
No one test can address all root issues. While our urine test focuses on metabolic answers, it also helps identify when additional testing may be useful, such as stool tests to assess microbiome composition, blood tests to evaluate nutrients and inflammation, hormone panels to understand stress patterns, and genetic testing for deeper insights.
Microbiome tests focus on which microbes are present. Kite looks at what those microbes are actually doing—by measuring metabolites and metabolic activity—so results are easier to act on and track over time.
Yes. The kit and guidance are designed for neurodiverse families and “real life,” not perfection. By completing the diet and lifestyle questionnaires, Kite can learn about your family’s lifestyle and build those into your action plans.
Yes. Kite is grounded in peer-reviewed research and established laboratory testing. We look at biomarkers related to nutrition, metabolism, gut health, energy production, and other biological pathways that research has associated with health and neurodevelopment. These results provide additional biological context that families can review with their healthcare team.
A clear, biological starting point for your child, explained in language you can actually use.