Quick observations
Voice-dictate or type what you saw. AI structures it into the right IEP goal slot, attaches the data point, and tags the standard automatically.
Faster, more compliant IEPs — built by a teacher who writes them every day.
IEP Pulse helps special education teachers track progress, collaborate with general education colleagues, keep family communication organized, and produce stronger annual review documents — without leaving the classroom.
What it does
Annual review dashboards
Upload current IEP, draft IEP, and progress data. Get a structured dashboard that surfaces every decision the team needs to make — with sources cited.
Bilingual progress reports
Generate honest, evidence-cited progress narratives in English and Spanish, with a deterministic validator catching banned language and missing baselines before you save the draft.
Family portal
Invite parents to a student-scoped portal where they can see parent-safe progress snapshots, goal trends, and up-to-date summaries when they want more than a quarterly report.
Open the demo →Family engagement tracking
Log calls, texts, emails, meetings, and notes from the same student workflow. See who has been contacted recently and keep an organized record of communication across the school year.
Services and accommodations
Track service minutes and pull up accommodations by student, subject, and setting, including print-ready views for testing days and caseload planning.
Demo
See what families would see.
The family portal demo shows parent-safe goal summaries, progress snapshots, goal-detail trends, and the teacher controls that keep raw observations private.
Built for FERPA, by default
Student names and identifying details are scrubbed before any AI call. Mappings stay server-side. Row-level security in the database means a teacher only sees their own caseload (and any students explicitly shared with them). Every FERPA-relevant change is captured in an audit log.