Illustration: glass steps rising into light
StepWise

From IEP to everyday progress.

Plan each IEP from your centre’s own goal pool with an AI that shows its sources, then track every goal with one tap, in the session and at home.

Web app · iPhone & Android · English, العربية or Bahasa Melayu

Web and phone

Two apps, one record for every child.

Web app

For the centre

Student records, the IEP studio, approvals, the dashboard and reports, in the browser.

StepWise web app: the IEP coordinator’s dashboard
The coordinator’s dashboardScreens are from a demo centre; every name is fictional.
Phone app · iPhone & Android

For therapists, teachers and parents

Staff log each try during the session. Parents approve plans and log practice at home.

StepWise phone app: a therapist’s Today screen
Today, on a therapist’s phone
Sound familiar?

Great sessions. Scattered records.

01

Plans rebuilt from scratch

Every new IEP starts as a blank document, even though your goals already live in your curriculum.

02

Tracking on paper and spreadsheets

Tallies on a clipboard, typed up after the session if there is time, and hard to add up at the end of term.

03

Parents see progress at report time

Families wait for the report to find out whether a goal is moving.

StepWise keeps the plan, the session data and the family in one place, from the first assessment to the annual report.

How it works

Seven steps, from records to results.

Each step picks up where the last one ended.

  1. StepWise web app: a centre’s goal pool
    01

    Your goals and records

    Lite Software Solutions (LSS) loads your goal pool from your own curriculum. Each student gets a record, with their documents filed by year, month and type.

  2. IEP studio: suggested goals from the centre’s pool, each with a reason
    02

    An IEP draft with sources

    The AI summarises the assessment and suggests goals from your pool, each with a reason and its sources. Your coordinator edits and confirms.

  3. StepWise phone app: a parent reviewing a plan
    03

    Parents approve

    The family reviews the plan on their phone, then approves it or asks for changes.

  4. IEP studio: the claim board, where staff claim goals
    04

    Staff claim goals

    Therapists and teachers claim the goals they will work on. The coordinator can assign or change them.

  5. StepWise phone app: the logging pad for a goal
    05

    One tap per try

    In the session, ⊕ adds a try and one tap records the answer. Or record a clip and confirm the tries the assistant finds.

  6. StepWise phone app: a parent logging home practice
    06

    Practice at home

    Goals you share appear in the parents’ app, and they log home practice there.

  7. StepWise web app: goal charts from start to now, with prompt levels
    07

    Mastery and reports

    Progress, mastery and reports are worked out from the tries your team logs.

  8. Every step, in detailThe full walkthrough, with the screens for each role, through to year two.See how it works →
Who uses it

A view for every role.

Everyone signs in to their own view, and sees only what their role allows.

  • Web

Centre admin

Runs the centre: the dashboard, students, teams, parent logins and reports.

  • Web

IEP coordinator

Owns the plans: student records, the IEP studio, approvals and reports.

  • Phone
  • Web

Therapists & teachers

Work from their Today screen, claim goals and log each session as it happens.

  • Phone

Parents

Approve plans, follow the goals shared with them and log practice at home.

Staff see only the students on their teams. Parents see only their own children, and progress only on the goals shared with them.

LSS sets up your centre, and its account cannot open a child’s record.

Our super admin role is for setup only: centre settings, accounts, the student list (names only), your goal pool, response sets, document types, the audit log and error reports.

Its setup account cannot open student records, documents, session logs, plans, or IEP and annual reports.

AI with sources

AI that shows its sources.

StepWise drafts. Your coordinator decides. Its summaries and goal suggestions point back to where they came from.

  • Documents are read by code first: the text layer, then OCR in English and Arabic.
  • Fact cards are exact quotes. Code drops any quote that is not really in the document.
  • The assessment summary cites its sources. Your coordinator edits it and confirms.
  • Goals are suggested only from your centre’s own pool, each with a reason and its sources.
  • Changes asked for in the plan chat arrive as proposals you accept or reject.
  • AI can be switched off for your centre.
Illustration: a glass page threading into five quote cards
IEP studio: the assessment summary, citing its sources
The assessment summary, with its sources
Document text view: fact cards quoted word for word from a report
A document’s text, with its fact cards quoted word for word
In the session

One tap per try.

Therapists log while they work, not after. ⊕ adds a try, and one tap answers it.

With the prompt hierarchy, most independent first:

  1. Independent
  2. Gestural
  3. Verbal
  4. Model
  5. Partial physical
  6. Full physical
  7. No response

Or with the goal’s own response set:

  • Count
  • Duration
  • Yes / No

Or record or upload a clip, and the assistant proposes the tries for a person to confirm. It uses only the speech, transcribed inside your centre’s own system, with names, contact details, ID numbers and addresses replaced before any AI step.

StepWise phone app: the logging pad, where ⊕ adds a try
The logging pad
StepWise phone app: a goal with its Record button, ready to log
A goal, ready to log or record
StepWise phone app: a goal's progress, start, now and change
Progress after each session
At home

Practice at home, on the same goals.

Share a goal with a parent and it appears in their app. They log home practice there, and it shows alongside centre sessions. It never decides mastery.

Illustration: a glass centre and a small house joined by a path of light
Results

Results you can defend.

Mastery follows a clear rule, and progress is worked out from the tries your team logs.

  • Mastery, by default, is 80% independent across 3 consecutive centre sessions of at least 5 tries each. The rule is set per goal while the plan is drafted.
  • A prompt-level score from 0 to 100, with Independent at 100, shows prompting fading over time.
  • Home practice is shown alongside, and never decides mastery.
  • Corrections to a logged try need a reason.
StepWise web app: goal charts from start to now, with prompt levels
Goals and tracking: each goal from start to now
Reports

Reports in your centre’s language.

  • IEP and annual report PDFs with charts, in your centre’s language. Arabic reports read right to left.
  • The AI drafts the annual summary. Your coordinator edits it and shares it with the family.
  • A centre dashboard, and logs you can export to CSV or Excel.
  • English
  • العربية
  • Bahasa Melayu

One language per centre.

StepWise annual report with progress charts
StepWise web app in Arabic, laid out right to left
The same app in Arabic, right to left
Illustration: a sealed glass cube with one glowing server inside, standing for a centre’s own isolated deployment
Your data

StepWise’s AI never learns who your students are.

Your own deploymentEach centre gets its own app, database, file store and secrets, and no data is shared between centres. It runs on Google Cloud in Doha, Qatar, or, as an in-country option, in AWS’s UAE region.
Names removed before any AI stepNames, contact details, ID numbers and addresses become placeholders inside your centre’s own system, and dates keep only the month and year. Only text is sent to our AI provider, Anthropic, in the USA, never files.
AI you can switch offAI can be switched off for your centre. One-tap logging and mastery results never depend on it.
Locked downHashed passwords, sign-in lockout, sessions that can be revoked, document links that expire after 5 minutes, private storage, an audit log and daily backups.
Setup & support

We set up your centre with you.

  • Your own isolated deployment, on Google Cloud in Doha, Qatar, or, as an in-country option, in AWS’s UAE region
  • Your centre’s name, accent colour and language
  • Your goal pool, loaded by LSS from your own curriculum
  • Staff, student and parent accounts imported from Excel templates
  • Response sets and document types set up for you
  • Role-based training for centre admins, coordinators and therapists, and a quick-start for parents
  • First-month go-live support: priority help in your first 30 days
  • Your past IEPs and assessment reports uploaded into each student’s record
Questions

StepWise: common questions

What is StepWise?
IEP planning and goal-tracking software for special-education and therapy centres. Coordinators build each IEP with AI help from the centre’s own goal pool, therapists and teachers log sessions with one tap, and parents approve plans and log practice at home.
Which devices does StepWise run on?
The centre works in the web app, in the browser. Therapists, teachers and parents also have the phone app, on iPhone and Android.
Which languages does StepWise support?
English, Arabic (right to left) and Malay. Each centre runs in one language, and its reports come out in that language.
Does the AI choose our goals?
No. It suggests goals only from your centre’s own goal pool, each with a reason and its sources. Your coordinator edits and confirms the plan, parents approve it, and the AI can be switched off for your centre.
Where is our data hosted?
In your own isolated deployment: its own app, database, file store and secrets, shared with no other centre. It runs on Google Cloud in Doha, Qatar, or, as an in-country option, in AWS’s UAE region, chosen for your centre. Backups run daily. When AI drafting is on, the text for AI steps, with names, contact details, ID numbers and addresses replaced, is processed by our AI provider, Anthropic, in the USA.
Does the AI see children’s names?
No. Before any AI step, names, contact details, ID numbers and addresses become placeholders inside your centre’s own system, and dates keep only the month and year. Only text is sent, and a final check refuses the call if a known name is still in it.
How is mastery decided?
By a rule set per goal while the plan is drafted. The default is 80% independent across 3 consecutive centre sessions of at least 5 tries each. Home practice is shown alongside, but never decides mastery.
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