Get your time back, not only your Sundays.
📱 Works right on your phone — mark progress the moment it happens, in class.
IEP Progress reads your uploaded IEP and pulls out every goal — then you mark the evidence the moment it happens, in class or during prep. No more staying late to reconstruct progress or hunt for proof, and no more losing Sunday to reports. When they're due, the data's already there and the narrative drafts itself — and when the annual review comes around, it drafts the Present Levels and next year's goals from that same data for you to review and finalize. And every goal's progress is graphed for you over time — the progress-monitoring graph your report now needs, built automatically and ready to print or drop into EdPlan. Available now, with a free trial.
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Every special-ed teacher works past the bell — and progress monitoring is a big chunk of it. Because you capture the evidence the moment it happens, in class or on your prep, you're never staying late to reconstruct a student's progress or dig for proof of it. That time goes back to teaching, planning, grading… or going home.
Graphing progress over time is now expected in progress reports. The hard part for most teachers is compiling, sorting, and charting the data they've collected. IEP Progress does it for you.
Progress over time vs. the goal's target — built from the data you log.
This is how we do it at my school, and most schools aren't far off.
It works for both sides of the inclusion classroom. A special-ed case manager tracking 15 students, or a high-school gen-ed teacher with 150 students and 10 on IEPs — either way, documenting IEP progress stops being the thing that eats your evenings. The gen-ed teacher carries the responsibility of showing every student is growing; IEP Progress makes the special-ed part of that effortless instead of a second job.
Upload or paste a worksheet, quiz, or assignment and get a version matched to one student — their reading level, the accommodations that work for them, and the IEP goals and objectives it should build toward. Differentiation that used to eat a prep period, in about a minute.
The student gets a clean worksheet; you get the goal mapping.
When a student graduates, the IEP and the whole support team disappear. This turns what you already know about a student — their goals, the supports that work, and an optional interest survey in their own words — into a strengths-first plan for what comes next. Real local next steps, not “apply online.”
A draft to finalize with the student — strengths-first by design.
Upload the IEP. It reads it and pulls out every goal, objective, baseline, and date — so you never hand-type a goal again.
Log what happened before, during, and after — in seconds, on your phone, while it's still fresh.
Staying on top of deadlines, putting your behavior data to work, and the whole-student care plan.
Deadlines stop sneaking up on you. One screen shows what's coming due and what's still owed — before anything is late.
The incidents you're already logging in ABC Tracker don't sit in a separate silo — they inform the IEP itself.
A whole-student profile the whole team can follow — drafted from what the app already knows, then yours to edit.
The minutes a student is owed are a legal promise. This makes honest logging the easy path — and surfaces a shortfall while there's still time to fix it, not at the annual review.
Once a student reaches transition age, the IEP needs measurable postsecondary goals grounded in the student's own preferences. This drafts the whole plan — for you and the student to finalize.
A 504 plan isn't an IEP — no goals, just the accommodations that give a student with a disability equal access. Draft the plan, then prove the accommodations were actually provided.
Families have the right to understand their child's progress. Translate the whole progress report — including the graph — into the family's language, in one click.
Unlimited students, goals, and data. IEP Progress and ABC Tracker are open now — start with a 15-day free trial, no credit card to begin. Cancel anytime.
For the case manager drowning in progress reports.
For behavior specialists and teams tracking incidents.
Academic and behavioral, in one place.
IEP Progress and ABC Tracker are open now, each with a 15-day free trial. The two-app bundle and district plans are coming soon — join the waitlist to hear first.
of incidents in our classroom pilot traced to just two antecedents — demands and transitions. That's where the intervention goes.
goals you'll hand-type. Upload the IEP and every goal, objective, baseline and date fills itself in.
place for academic and behavioral goals — the thing special-ed teachers ask for most.
Priced per teacher, never per student. A caseload of 30 costs the same as a caseload of 12.
Unlimited students, goals and data on every plan. 5-teacher minimum.
Billed annually, in advance — access begins once the invoice or purchase order is paid. Renews each year.
District plans are opening soon — join the waitlist or contact us and we'll set your team up.
IEP Progress and ABC Tracker are both open now — start a free trial of IEP Progress or ABC Tracker. The two-app bundle and school/district plans are coming soon; join the waitlist and you'll be the first to know when they open.
Just sign in. If your free trial has ended, you'll see a Subscribe button right away — secure checkout by Stripe, $79/year, and your students and data are still saved. No need to start over.
Yes — open the live demo to click through a real, populated account (read-only) with a sample student: IEP goals and objectives, progress data graphed over time, and a finished progress report. No account, no credit card, nothing to install. When you're ready, start your own free trial from inside it.
It's not too late. You don't need to have tracked in the app all quarter. Upload your IEP, enter the data points you've already collected (or paste them in), and generate this quarter's progress report now — graphs and all. Then you're set up for every quarter after. You can start any time in the year and still get this period's report.
Your data is walled off at the database level — no other user can see your students, ever. Everything is encrypted in transit and at rest, files are private, and you can delete a student (or your whole account) yourself, any time. The AI that helps draft your reports runs under zero data retention — nothing you send is stored or used to train any model. Read the Privacy Policy.
Only if your school or district authorizes it — that's what FERPA requires of any outside tool. If you're not sure, use initials. The app is built to work that way by default, and we'll help your district put an agreement in place.
Yes. You upload the IEP as a PDF — from EdPlan, EasyIEP, SEIS, Frontline, Enrich, or a scan — and the goals are read straight off the document. Progress codes are configurable to match your district's (EdPlan and EasyIEP share the same M/SP/ES/PH/IP/NI codes, which is the default).
Yes. Upload or paste any worksheet, quiz, or assignment and pick a student — IEP Progress differentiates it to that student's IEP goals, objectives, and accommodations: adjusted reading level, chunked steps, sentence starters, a worked example, fewer items where it helps, while keeping the grade-level content. You get a clean student copy to print and a teacher copy that maps each change to the goal it supports and tells you what to score — so the work doubles as progress-monitoring evidence. A draft you review and finalize, like everything else.
Right. Unlimited students, goals, and data points on every plan. AI features have a generous fair-use limit sized for a caseload of about 30 — if you're bigger than that, talk to us and we'll sort it out.
IEP Progress starts with a 15-day free trial — no credit card required to begin. If you decide to keep it, you subscribe for $79/year, billed once a year — payments handled securely by Stripe, so we never see your card number. To cancel, email support@easonsoftware.com — your subscription won't renew, and you keep full access through the end of the year you've paid for. Annual subscriptions aren't refunded. Your students and data stay saved either way.
Christie Eason — a practicing Nevada special-education teacher who got tired of losing weekends to progress reports and built the tool she wanted. A real, named person you can reach any time at support@easonsoftware.com, with a face and a story on the “Progress & Behavior Notes” YouTube channel. Every feature here came from a teacher asking for it.