You already have the binder — the reports, the goals, the meeting notes, the questions you meant to ask. This is that binder, organized, and it helps you write the hard emails.
Knowing what's coming next is regulating. A visual schedule makes the day predictable and takes the sting out of transitions — which is why classrooms and OTs lean on them so heavily. Build the day, print it, put it on the fridge. The same color always means the same kind of activity, so it reads at a glance, even for a kid who isn't reading yet. Free, always.
Twenty minutes with the specialist, and afterwards you remember the three things you forgot to ask.
Messy is fine. The more you put down, the sharper the questions.
Nothing you type is saved. Questions to ask — not medical advice.
Firm, calm, and on the record. Say it plainly here and get something you can send.
Write it like you'd vent to a friend. Messy is fine — it gets turned into a proper email.
Read it before you send it. Change anything that doesn't sound like you.
IEP, 504, evaluations, waitlists, insurance. Get a short, ordered list of what to do first — instead of forty open tabs at midnight.
However much or little you know. Messy is fine.
General orientation only. Services and entitlements differ by country and district.
Names, numbers, current goals, when you next see them. Kept on this device only — never sent anywhere, never on our server. Free to use.
Nothing here leaves your phone. Clearing your browser data erases it, so keep a paper copy of anything critical.
No subscription. No renewal. One payment, and it keeps working.
Built by a mother of two neurodivergent kids, because nothing that existed was any use.
No. It helps you organize, prepare and communicate. It doesn't diagnose or treat anything, and it doesn't replace your pediatrician, therapist or advocate.
No — deliberately. What you type is used to write the answer and then it's gone. Nothing is kept, and there's no account holding your child's history.
No. One payment of $49 and it keeps working. No renewal, no card on file.
No. ADHD, sensory differences, learning differences, speech and language, several diagnoses at once, or still waiting on an assessment — the paperwork and the meetings look much the same.
If you can fill in a form, you can use this. Nothing to install, no account to make, works on a phone.
Email contact@thebinder.help and a real person will reply. For anything about your child's health, care or education, please speak to their clinician or school — we can help you organize and prepare, but we can't advise on their care.