Occupational therapy, at school and at home

Practice today.
Do it yourself tomorrow.

Playful activities, real-world tasks and simple carryover for the skills kids use every day: writing, cutting, getting dressed, calming down and following steps.

Early accessI'm a therapist Run sessions, take data in one tap and send carryover home. See the therapist tools → Free with your OTI'm a parent 10-minute activities to try at home, in English or Spanish. See what families get →

How it works together

1The OT plansPicks activities that match each child's goals.
2The child plays, then does it for realA short game, then the same skill with real paper, scissors or buttons.
3Home tries itFamilies get a short picture card for the week.
4Everyone sees what workedOne tap tells the OT how it went at home.

Kid view of the Quest Map: six skill islands with stars for real-world wins — Kids see their skills as islands. Stars come from real tasks, not just games.

For occupational therapists

Run the session. Take the data. Send the carryover home.

One tablet on the table. The child sees a single task. You tap Correct or Missed, set the prompt level, and leave with a note draft you edit and approve.

See how it works

Built by a school-based OT, for school and clinic sessions.

Session screen: today's students, the child's paper task, Correct 4 and Missed 1 at 80 percent with verbal prompts

One-tap data

Big Correct and Missed buttons, prompt level and cue counts. Group mode gives each child their own row.

Only real tasks count

Game rounds are saved as practice. Goal progress comes only from tasks you score.

Note drafts in your goal's words

Short, unlabeled drafts built from your scored trials. You review, edit and approve every one.

Carryover that gets done

Send a home card with one QR code. Families tap Hard, Okay or Loved it, and you see it before the next session.

Shared Tablet

Made for the table between you and the child.

The child sees one task and draws right on the screen.
Your tools stay in a tab you hold to open, so kids rarely open it by accident.
Flip the screen to face you. Each scored try keeps the child's drawing as evidence.

Shared tablet: Copy the house task with a model and a drawing space, and a small OT tab on the edge

Goal cards

Progress you can stand behind.

Rings show sessions at target out of the number your goal needs.
Practice shows as a separate dashed line and never counts.
"Needs data" flags goals with no scored trials this week.
The app never rates a goal Mastered for you. The rating is yours.

Plans

Can-Do Club is in early access. Pricing will be shared before launch, and early-access therapists hear first.

Free trial

Try it before you pay

Full therapist tools
A small starter caseload
Home cards included

Main plan

Therapist

Monthly, per therapist

Unlimited students and groups
Note drafts and goal cards
Families join free by invite

School or district

Annual license

Team accounts and caseload sharing
Admin controls
Data privacy agreement review

Questions from therapists

Does a game score ever count toward a goal?

No. Games are warm-ups and practice. Only trials you score on a real task count toward goal progress.

Does it write my notes for me?

It drafts a short note from the trials you scored, using your goal's wording. You edit and approve it before it goes anywhere.

What do families see?

Only the home cards you send. They never see scores, goals or notes.

Is student data protected?

Privacy is being designed in from the start: children's privacy rules, school student-data rules and a school data agreement process. A legal review comes before launch.

Ready for your next session?

For families

10 minutes of play that helps your child do more on their own.

Short activities with picture steps, using things you already have at home. Read aloud, in English or Spanish.

Try an activity

Phone screen: This week with J., a cotton-ball straw race card with three steps, a Listen button and Hard, Okay, Loved it faces

Two ways to start

My child's OT invited me

Your OT gives you a QR code or family code. You'll see this week's activities, and it's free for you.

Family codes open at launch. Join the list and we'll email you when your child's OT can invite you.

I'm just exploring

Pick what your child is working on and get play ideas for home. No account needed to look.

Pick a skill

What is your child working on?

Quest Map

See this week at a glance.

Islands with a flag have a home activity this week.
Stars are your child's real-world wins.
One tap tells the OT how it went at home.

Family view of the Quest Map: three islands with home flags, the rest faded

Kid clubhouse with five rooms: Writing Desk, Build Table, Move Zone, Calm Corner and Mission Board

For your child

A clubhouse kids want to visit.

Big picture buttons and read-aloud, so no reading is needed.
A calm screen with soft colors and no timers.
Stickers for real-world tasks, not screen time.

Questions from families

How much does it cost?

It will be free when your child's OT invites you. A low-cost plan for families exploring on their own is planned.

Do I need special equipment?

No. Activities use things most homes have, like paper, straws, cushions, socks and a grocery list.

How long does it take?

Most activities take 5 to 10 minutes. Do what fits your week.

What about my child's privacy?

Your child doesn't need an email address. Parents control the account. Privacy rules for children's apps are being built in before launch.

Practice today.
Do it yourself tomorrow.

How it works together