01A calmer way into the meeting

Your child’s IEP,
in plain language.

Upload the IEP, 504 plan, or evaluation and get goals, services, key dates and red flags explained simply — plus a question bank built for your exact meeting. One price, every AI feature included.

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Reading the documentIEP · 22 pages
becomes a case file, in plain language
Analyzed
GoalImprove articulation of /r/ and /s/ sounds
ServiceSpeech-Language Therapy · 60 min/wk
Key dateAnnual review due Mar 10
Each point links to its source · not legal advice
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02The 20-page problem

A dense legal document,
and a meeting in three days.

The average IEP runs 20+ pages of goals, service minutes and procedural language written for professionals, not parents. Ambiguous acronyms hide meaningful decisions. There’s rarely time to research every term before you’re sitting across the table from the whole IEP team.

Dense language

‘LRE’, ‘FAPE’, ‘FBA’ — acronyms that hide real, meaningful decisions about your child.

Generic prep

A one-size-fits-all question list that doesn't match the specific services in your meeting.

No memory of last year

Whether a service quietly changed since the last IEP is easy to miss without the old document open too.

03The transformation

A dense document in.
A cited case file out.

Raw document
Present Levels of Performancepg 2
Annual Goals & Objectivespg 5
Special Education & Related Servicespg 8
Least Restrictive Environment Statementpg 11
Participation in Assessmentspg 14
Procedural Safeguards Noticepg 17
Total length22 pages
Case file
What ParentBrief found

Speech, OT and a new behavioral-support service — with one date to prepare for.

Worth a second look
No baseline for the new goal
The self-regulation goal doesn’t state a starting point — hard to measure real progress at the next review.
Annual review dueMar 10

An illustrative example used to show how the case file reads — not a real family’s document. Every legal point ParentBrief surfaces links to its source; it never gives direct legal advice.

04Built for THIS meeting

Not a generic list.
The right questions.

The question bank is built for the specific services in your meeting — speech therapy, OT, behavior plans and more — not a one-size-fits-all checklist that half-applies to your child.

Speech-Language Therapy

How is progress toward the articulation goal being measured between sessions?

Occupational Therapy

What changed that increased OT minutes from 30 to 45 per week?

Behavioral Support

Will the new self-regulation goal include a plan for at home, not just at school?

05Year-over-year, side by side

See exactly what
changed this year.

ParentBrief compares this year’s IEP to last year’s automatically — goals added, services cut, dates moved — so a quietly reduced service is never something you find out about later.

What changed
added
Use a coping strategy when frustrated
New self-regulation goal, added this year
changed
Occupational Therapy
30 min/wk → 45 min/wk
removed
Increase on-task behavior
Goal dropped from last year's IEP
06Written down is not the same as happening

Is the IEP actually
happening day to day?

Accommodation tracker
Extended time on tests (1.5x)86%
Preferential seating near teacher71%
Movement breaks every 30 minutes43%

Delivery rate over the last 7 days — logged in one tap, day to day.

07Your child's documents

Processed to explain it.
Never kept to remember it.

IEP, 504 plan and evaluation documents can contain some of the most sensitive information about a child — disability status, behavioral and psychological assessments. When you analyze a document, its text is sent over an encrypted connection to our AI processing provider solely to produce your summary, under a zero-retention agreement: it is deleted immediately after processing and is never used to train any model.

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08From parents at the table

Prepared, not overwhelmed.

I finally understood what ‘LRE’ and ‘FAPE’ actually meant before walking into the meeting instead of nodding along.
Dana R.
Illustrative user
The question bank was specific to speech therapy, not a generic ‘bring questions’ list. I actually used every one.
Marcus O.
Illustrative user
Seeing last year's IEP next to this year's, side by side, made a quietly-cut service impossible to miss.
Priya S.
Illustrative user

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09One plan. Everything included.

No second paywall
for the AI.

Some IEP apps sell a cheap tier that only stores your documents, then charge again for the AI features that actually help. ParentBrief is one plan — every AI feature is included from day one.

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Unlimited document summaries
Meeting-ready question bank
Goal tracker & reminders
Exportable progress reports
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10Questions & answers

Everything else, answered.

12Your child's IEP, in plain language

Feel prepared
at the table.

One plan, one price — every AI feature included from day one.

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