Kick off your journey with a simple registration. You’ll fill out a detailed questionnaire to share insights about the test taker’s needs—whether it’s for your child or for yourself. If it’s for your child, you’ll also provide the email of a teacher who knows them well. Adults can list someone close who knows them well.

After signing up, you’ll dive into a comprehensive test, just like the ones experts conduct in person. But here’s the cool part—it’s all through a friendly, AI-powered human avatar! Engaging and interactive, the experience feels reminiscent of a game, making the process enjoyable and less intimidating. This digital buddy is quite the multitasker: listening to answers, observing behaviors, and even checking out handwriting. If you’re helping a child under 10, hang around to support them. Need a break? No problem! Pause anytime and pick up right where you left off.

Once the assessment is completed and insights have been gathered from the teacher or another designated contact, the next crucial step is a 30-minute feedback session with our expert psychologist, who will guide you through the report, explain the findings, and discuss potential accommodations to ensure a level playing field in school or the workplace.

The insights you’ve been waiting for are just around the corner. After your discussion with the psychologist, you will receive a comprehensive report, endorsed and signed by our specialists, in your personal area and via email. This document is your golden ticket to seeking IEPs, 504 plans, or work accommodations. It’s official, it’s detailed, and it’s all about empowering you or your child. The report, comprising about 10 pages, delves deeply into the findings from the evaluation.

Once you receive your evaluation report, contact the disability services, special education department, or human resources at your school, university, or workplace to submit the report. Our system will assist you in filling out and submitting the necessary forms for a 504 Plan or an Individualized Education Program (IEP). If diagnosed with a learning disability, you’ll be eligible for a 504 Plan or an IEP. You may also receive accommodations like Extended Time, Alternative Formats, Technology Aids, Note-Taking Assistance, and Preferential Seating to support your needs. For more information, check our blog.