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IEPs and NCCD evidence for special education — Learning plans and NCCD evidence, drafted for you.

Spend less time on NCCD evidence, more time supporting students

Audio deleted once processed · AI runs in Australia · you finalise every note

Sound familiar?

What gets in the way for special education coordinators.

  • IEP Reviews Consume Weekends

    Each IEP review cycle means weeks of documentation — updating goals, recording progress, writing transition plans — often done on personal time.

  • NCCD Evidence Collection Burden

    The Nationally Consistent Collection of Data requires ongoing evidence across four adjustment levels (QDTP, Supplementary, Substantial, Extensive) for every student with disability.

  • Multi-Professional Coordination

    Coordinating with OTs, speech pathologists, psychologists, education support staff and parents generates mountains of meeting notes and correspondence.

  • Funding Justification Documentation

    Disability funding applications and support staff justifications need detailed, evidence-based documentation of student needs and the adjustments provided.

How it works

From the session to a finished note, in four steps.

Rather see it first? Try the two-minute demo.

  1. 01 Choose how you’re working

    In the room with your student, by telehealth, dictating afterwards, or uploading a recording.

  2. 02 Record

    No transcript scrolls on screen, so your attention stays where it should. The audio is deleted once it is processed. If it can’t upload, it stays on your device to retry.

  3. 03 Pick your note

    Choose one of the templates for special education coordinators below, or your own. One recording can make several notes.

  4. 04 Check and finalise

    Edit anything, then finalise it. Nothing is final until you say so.

Templates

The template library, filtered for special education coordinators.

Pick one to see its sections, or browse every template. You can also build your own, with your headings and detail level.

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Also included

More for special education coordinators.

  • SSG Meeting Dictation

    Dictate Student Support Group meeting notes immediately after meetings. AI generates structured minutes with actions and responsibilities.

  • IEP Progress Notes

    AI generates structured IEP progress documentation with goal tracking, strategy effectiveness, and adjustment recommendations.

  • NCCD Evidence Summaries

    Templates aligned with NCCD evidence categories — document adjustments provided and their impact on student participation.

  • Therapist Coordination Notes

    Document communications with external therapists, specialist teachers, and support services.

  • Adjustment Register

    Maintain records of adjustments provided to each student, to support your obligations under the Disability Standards for Education.

  • Funding Applications

    Draft disability funding applications and support staff justifications from your evidence.

Privacy

Built for student records.

  • Audio deletedonce processed; if it can’t upload, it stays on your device to retry
  • AI runs in Australiaand your records are stored here
  • You choosehow long transcripts are kept, from 1 day to 1 year
  • You decideevery note is a draft until you finalise it

Read more about security and privacy.

Questions

What special education coordinators ask before they start.

Does it support NCCD evidence collection?

Yes. Templates are aligned with the four NCCD adjustment levels (QDTP, Supplementary, Substantial, Extensive). Document the adjustments provided and their impact on student participation and learning.

Can I use it for IEP documentation?

Absolutely. Templates cover IEP progress notes, goal tracking, strategy reviews, and transition planning. Dictate your observations and the AI structures them into professional documentation.

Does it work for SSG meeting minutes?

Yes. Dictate meeting notes immediately after Student Support Group meetings. The AI generates structured minutes with attendees, discussion points, agreed actions, and review dates.

How does it handle coordination with external therapists?

Document phone calls, emails, and meetings with OTs, speech pathologists, psychologists, and other external professionals. Generate referral letters and coordination summaries.

Is it suitable for school disability funding applications?

Yes. Templates support evidence-based funding justification with detailed documentation of student needs, current supports, and rationale for additional resources.

Try it on your next session.

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