Progress
A read-out of the logs. Never a score.
Everything in Progress is derived from what the adults captured. Tap any chart to see the entries behind it.
Dashboard
The week in one screen
Domain balance across 12 domains as a radar of minutes. Language exposure against targets. Outdoor minutes against 180 a day. Sleep. Core-block completion. Class attendance. Playdates. Quotes per language. Streaks and twelve-week sparklines.
Ladders
Fifteen ladders, five rungs each
The child can move her own marker; a parent confirms. History is kept. Each rung suggests activities from the library.
Domains
Outcomes as living cards
Outcomes for each domain by age, marked emerging or secure, each linked to the evidence entries. No percentages.
Milestones and checks
Calm cards, never labels
Monthly checks look for the things that matter: word combinations, pretend play, loss of skills, sleep, language share. A check shows the rule, the evidence, and three options: adjust the plan, discuss with a paediatrician with an exportable evidence list, or dismiss with a note.
FAQ
Do Day-to-day adults see Progress?
No. Progress is for parents. Day-to-day adults see Today, capture, the playbook, and their own page. Highlights viewers see the weekly link.
Is the red-flag check a diagnosis?
No. It is a prompt to look, with the evidence, and a suggestion to talk to a professional if something is missing. The wording is deliberately non-diagnostic.
Run the day. Keep the year.
Create the family and invite the other adult. Free during early access.