Bring your documents.
Your IEP, evaluation, and progress report each contribute part of the picture.
Bring the paperwork. Leave prepared.Understand your child’s IEP.
Understand your child’s IEP.
Know what to ask next.
AdvoKid helps you understand your child’s IEP and school reports, connect the information, and prepare questions for school meetings.
Review my IEP Watch how it works ↘Bring your documents.
Your IEP, evaluation, and progress report each contribute part of the picture.
Scroll to explore
From documents to a useful conversation.
See what connects.
Evaluation: Difficulty understanding what they read.
IEP: Goal: reading fluency.
A question to explore: How is reading comprehension being addressed?
Illustrative example · A connection to discuss, not proof of an error.Bring the paperwork. Leave prepared.
- Your child’s needs
- Goals and services
- Questions to bring
Use your review to prepare for your school meeting.
SEE YOUR FIRST STEP
Less guessing.
More “I’ve got this.”
Watch the AdvoKid walkthrough, then start with your child’s documents.
- 01 Add your IEP and supporting PDFs.
- 02 Choose each document’s type and year.
- 03 Explore the findings and prepare questions.
ADVOKID WALKTHROUGHPress play to begin ↘
Big documents.
Small, clear next steps.
FROM OVERWHELMED TO PREPARED
You don’t need to know
all the right words.
Start with what you have. We’ll help you find a way through.
Bring the paperwork
Add your IEP, evaluations, or progress reports. Have more than one year? Bring those, too.
Make the connections
Explore how the goals connect to your child’s needs and where a closer look could help.
Go in prepared
Use the findings to shape your questions and have a more informed conversation with your school team.
BUILT AROUND FAMILIES
Every family deserves
a seat at the table.
Understanding your child’s education shouldn’t depend on what you can afford.
AdvoKid exists to make complicated paperwork more approachable, so more parents can take part in the conversations that shape their child’s future.
Let’s take the first stepParent guides
Turn your IEP paperwork into useful questions
How to read your child’s IEP ↗Prepare for an IEP meeting ↗Compare this year’s IEP with last year’s ↗Understand IEP goals ↗Read IEP progress reports ↗Understand IEP supports and services ↗
Free editable templates: IEP parent concerns letter · Request a special education evaluation
Parent guides →Inside your IEP review
Turn a stack of documents into questions you can use.
See how documented needs, goals, and services connect—and what to discuss with your child’s IEP team.
View sample reportFictional example · simplified report preview
- Documented need
- Support with reading comprehension.
- IEP goal
- Improve reading fluency.
- A question to bring
- How will progress in reading comprehension be measured?
What does AdvoKid review?
Needs and goals
A crosswalk connects documented needs with IEP goals and highlights possible gaps.
Services and support
Review services alongside needs, with points to clarify with your team.
Changes across years
Select each document’s year to compare goals and identify repeated language.
Placement and inclusion
Explore questions about placement and the least restrictive environment (LRE).
Rights and references
Review potential IDEA concerns with citations and selected sourced rules for your chosen state. The report explains coverage limits; this is not a complete legal audit.
Your next conversation
Ask follow-up questions about your report and download a PDF for meeting preparation.
A guided place to start
Why AdvoKid instead of ChatGPT?
General AI chats can help explain IEP documents. AdvoKid brings that work into a guided IEP review.
With AdvoKid
- Guided document type and year selection.
- A structured review of needs, goals, and possible gaps.
- Report-focused follow-up questions and a downloadable PDF.
With a general AI chat
- You choose the scope of the conversation.
- You request the structure and format you want.
- You refine prompts to explore your documents.
Both can make mistakes. Check findings against your documents. AdvoKid does not replace a qualified advocate or provide legal advice.
For the people showing up for a child.
Built for parents first, including families who cannot afford professional advocacy.
Parents and caregivers
Understand the paperwork and prepare your questions.
Advocates
Use a starting point for your own document review.
Educators
Explore questions to discuss together with families.
Your child’s information matters.
Learn how documents are processed and how automated privacy protections work.
A FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING
Good questions.
Clear answers.
What can AdvoKid help me understand?
AdvoKid uses AI to explore the connections between your child’s identified needs, IEP goals, and services. It helps you spot possible gaps and prepare questions for your school team. Always check findings against your original documents.
Which documents should I bring?
Start with your child’s IEP as a PDF. You can also add earlier IEPs, evaluations, and progress reports. Select the document type and year for each file so the review has the right context.
Is it really free?
Yes. AdvoKid is currently free to use, and you do not need an account to start a review.
How are my documents handled?
Documents are uploaded for processing. We use encryption and automated tools to remove identifying information from extracted text before analysis, but automated redaction can miss information. Read our Privacy Policy before uploading.
Does AdvoKid consider my state?
Choose the state responsible for the IEP during upload. Reviews use federal IDEA and selected sourced state rules where available. Coverage is limited, not a complete state-law audit; the report lists its sources and gaps. Verify legal references with a qualified local professional.
Does this replace an advocate or attorney?
No. AdvoKid is a preparation tool, not legal advice or a legal determination. AI can make mistakes. Your school team and qualified professionals can help you evaluate the findings.
ONE STEP CLOSER TO CLARITY
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read it all alone.
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