Stay with the learner,
not the screen.
Log trials with a Bluetooth clicker without looking at your phone. End the session with the note already written from the data you collected.
RBT Built by a working RBT Designed in sessions, not in a meeting about sessions.
Session running
00:42:15
Tact: Common Objects
Intervention
The screen is in the way
Every trial means looking down. Finding the right row. Tapping the right cell. Meanwhile the learner is waiting, the moment has passed, and the prompt you should have delivered two seconds ago is late.
Then the session ends and the note still has to be written — from memory, after the fact, at the end of a long day.
How it works
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Click, don't look
A Bluetooth ring clicker logs independent, prompted and incorrect responses. Your phone stays in your pocket and your eyes stay on the learner.
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Feel the confirmation
Every logged trial answers back — a vibration, and a distinct tone for each response level. You know what was recorded without checking.
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Leave with a signed note
End the session and the note is already built from what you collected. You review it, add clinical context, and sign.
See it work
Fifteen seconds of a real session — the clicker logging trials while the screen stays untouched.
Video slot
Screen recording: press Start, log four or five trials with the ring, let the strip fill and the percentage move.
What it does today
Four data types
Discrete trial, percentage of opportunities, frequency count and duration — each with its own interface and its own maths.
Programs by the BCBA
Targets, variants and behaviours are defined per client by a BCBA. An RBT collects against them and can't change them.
Graphs with phase lines
Data is never connected across a phase change. Mastery criteria are flagged, never declared — the BCBA decides.
Signed notes, both parties
Provider attestation and parent verification, drawn on screen, timestamped at the first stroke.
Scheduling that closes the loop
Sessions link to appointments. Actual times are recorded against scheduled ones, and corrections leave a trail.
Audit bundles in one click
Every note for a client, any date range, with a cover page and a running header. Print or save as PDF.
In active development. Parent summaries and authorisations are next.
How it works in the room
Photo 1
Hand wearing the ring clicker
Photo 2
Session screen mid-trial, phone on a table
Photo 3
The generated note, ready to sign
Who it's for
Clinical
For ABA clinics and therapists. Session data collection, graphs with phase-change lines, and caseload tools for RBTs and BCBAs.
Enter ClinicalEducational
For schools and educators. Behaviour tracking and progress monitoring built for classroom settings.
Enter EducationalBuilt from inside the work
This is built by a working RBT — someone who runs sessions, writes the notes, and has felt every one of these problems personally.
That shows up in decisions most software gets wrong. The generated note reports what happened and never writes clinical judgment on your behalf. Green, amber and red are reserved for response levels and never used for branding, so their meaning holds at a glance. A trial cannot be recorded outside a timed session, because a session with trials and no duration is a record that can't be defended.
Interested?
If you're an RBT, a BCBA, or running a clinic and this sounds like it would help — get in touch. Early feedback shapes what gets built next.
Ask about early access