For school-based SLPs · Private beta

Your expertise,
in better words.

Turn your notes and data into an editable first draft. Bring your clinical judgment to every word.

SLProse supports progress reports, Minnesota speech-language IEP sections, and evaluation sections.

A small, invitation-only beta. Interest does not grant app access.

A first draft. Your final say.
Fictional notes

Session 1: 6/10
Session 2: 7/10
One verbal prompt per question

Illustrative draft excerpt

With one verbal prompt per question, the student answered 6 of 10 questions in the first session and 7 of 10 in the second.

Review the facts. Edit the wording. Make it yours.

How it works

A draft you stay in charge of.

  1. 01

    Bring your notes

    Choose a document type and add the goals, observations, and data you want to describe.

  2. 02

    Review before sending

    Check the app’s suggested privacy redactions before sending text for AI drafting. The check can miss identifying details.

  3. 03

    Edit with your expertise

    Compare the draft with your notes, correct it, and copy the result. AI wording needs your review.

Fictional example · Progress report

From session notes to a first draft.

All details below are invented. This hand-written illustration shows a possible format, not a generated result or a clinical recommendation.

The source notes

Goal

Answer who and what questions with at least 8 of 10 correct responses, with no more than one verbal prompt per question, across three consecutive sessions.

Session notes

  • Session 16/10 correct
  • Session 27/10 correct
  • Session 37/10 correct

One verbal prompt per question in each session.

The illustrative draft

For review

Across three sessions, the student answered who and what questions correctly in 6 of 10, 7 of 10, and 7 of 10 opportunities. The student required one verbal prompt per question in each session. The goal criterion of at least 8 of 10 correct responses across three consecutive sessions was not met.

Check every statement against the source notes. Generated wording will vary; the clinician remains responsible for the final documentation.

Help shape SLProse

Bring your perspective
to the beta.

I’m Josh, the developer behind SLProse. I’m inviting school-based SLPs to try fictional examples and tell me what needed editing, what was missing, and where they got stuck.

We’re still evaluating draft quality, data handling, and operating costs. Start with fictional information only.

Request beta access

Tell us a little about your work. Josh reviews each request and follows up about availability.

Professional contact details only. Please leave out student names, clinical information, and report content. This form does not accept files.

Joining the list does not grant app access. Approval and invitations are handled individually.