Everything a school SLP needs, in one place.
Session data, SOAP notes, progress reports, IEP and re-eval deadlines, forms, scheduling, and more — built to replace the spreadsheet, sticky notes, and half-dozen separate tools most caseloads run on.
Built by a school-based SLP who was tracking an entire caseload in a Google Sheet, one tab per feature, and kept running out of room. SLP Daybook is that same workflow, done properly — the parts of the job that used to take five tools now take one.
Session data, without the clipboard
Tap + or – to log a trial as it happens, right on a student's card — cue level, cue type, observation, and plan are one tap away when you need them, tucked out of the way when you don't. A whole group's session saves together, in the background, as you go.
Notes that write themselves
Every tally and note you log through the session feeds a SOAP or narrative draft in real time — read it over, edit anything, then file it. The wording is yours to change any time before you do.
Progress you can actually show
Every goal's full history, two ways: a plain-language chart for a family conference, and an exact per-session line for a report. Same data underneath, no separate spreadsheet to keep in sync.
Deadlines that find you
One dashboard for the whole caseload — IEPs and re-evals coming due, students missing sessions, birthdays this week. Built from your actual data, not a checklist you have to remember to update.
Forms, without the back-and-forth
Send a teacher or parent one link for a consult or an input form. Their answers come straight back into the student's record — nothing to print, scan, or chase down in an inbox.
The rest of the day, covered too
A weekly schedule and calendar that stay in sync with your groups, a reflective journal, a running to-do list, and a resource library for the materials you reach for on repeat.
Made for school-based speech-language pathologists.
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