Never miss a deadline. Walk into every meeting prepared.
IEPPY is the calm, organized home for your child's special-education journey — track goals, meetings, deadlines, and documents in one place, so you can advocate with confidence.
🎁 The first 100 signups get 3 months free when we launch.
Annual IEP Review — Ava
Prepare talking points, documents & accommodations.
Concerns & questions to raise
Document checklist
2 of 3 ready- Latest progress report (Q1)
- Signed IEP document
- Updated evaluation report
Prep readiness
3 tasks left
Annual review must be completed by Nov 2.
Attending (4)
The stress of IEP season, finally organized
You shouldn't need a law degree and a filing cabinet to advocate for your child. IEPPY does the remembering for you.
Walk in prepared
A guided meeting-prep checklist for every IEP or 504 meeting — questions to ask, documents to bring, concerns to raise. No more blanking in the room.
Never miss a deadline
IEPPY tracks the federal IDEA timelines — annual reviews, reevaluations, response windows — and reminds you before they sneak up.
Everything in one place
Goals, accommodations, progress notes, and documents — organized by child, ready to share, safe and private. No more digging through emails.
Everything you need, thoughtfully in one place
Here's a preview of what you'll get when IEPPY launches.
Watch progress add up, meeting to meeting
Track every IEP goal and accommodation with dated progress notes. See at a glance what's on track and what needs attention — so you walk in with evidence, not just a feeling.
Ava's Goals & Progress
Tracking milestones for the 2023–24 school year.
Active goals
Reading fluency · WCPM trend
Target: 110 WCPM by June
Latest progress note
Nov 15Teacher update — Mr. Davis: Ava read 82 WCPM on yesterday's DIBELS assessment; strong improvement decoding multisyllabic words.
Every evaluation, report, and letter — one search away
Upload the plan, evaluations, report cards, and correspondence. Tag them by type and child, stored securely and encrypted. No more digging through three email folders the night before a meeting.
Documents Library
24 files securely stored
Ava's documents
12
encrypted & organized
Annual IEP — signed
IEPQ1 Progress Report
ProgressBehavioral Assessment
EvaluationMeeting Notice — Fall
NoticeKeep both parents and every provider on the same page
Invite a co-parent, grandparent, or advocate to a child's record with the access level you choose. Everyone sees the same up-to-date information — no more forwarding and re-explaining.
Team & Providers
Everyone supporting Ava, in one shared place.
Sarah Jenkins
Lead Special Ed Teacher
David Chen
Occupational Therapist
Maria Rodriguez
Parent Advocate
Dr. Emily Stanton
Developmental Pediatrician
Shared access: invite a co-parent or advocate — everyone sees the same up-to-date record, with the access level you choose.
Free downloadable kits, added every month
Members get a growing library of ready-to-use PDF resources — Behavior Intervention Plan templates, a full IEP parent binder, a special-education professional kit, accommodation checklists, and more. New kits are added regularly, so your membership keeps giving back.
Premium Resources
Free downloadable kits for members.
Behavior Intervention Plan
BIP template · 8 pages
IEP Parent Binder
Complete kit · 24 pages
Special Ed Professional Kit
Advocacy toolkit · 30 pages
504 Accommodations Checklist
Printable · 4 pages
New kits added every month — more to come.
“I keep everything in a binder, three email folders, and my head — and I still walk into meetings terrified I've forgotten something.”
— Every parent we've talked to. IEPPY is built to fix exactly this.
Be first in line
IEPPY is launching soon. Join the early list and help shape it — the two questions below go straight to what we build first.