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What it is

IEP Progress helps special-education teachers monitor IEP goals, collect evidence, and prepare progress reports. Uploading an IEP extracts its goals, objectives, baselines, and dates. As users log data, each goal is graphed against its target line; graphs can be printed with reports or copied into district systems. The app can draft progress narratives, Present Levels, and annual goals from logged data for the teacher to review and finalize. Evidence can include marked trials and photos of student work. Behavioral goals support daily check-ins, while the related ABC Tracker records antecedent, behavior, and consequence data and can draft behavior plans for editing. Progress reports, including graphs, can be translated into family languages, but the official IEP remains in English. Care plans can be exported as PDFs. The service is available on Android, iOS, and web. Individual IEP Progress and ABC Tracker plans each cost $79/year and list a 15-day trial; school plans for either app start at $59/teacher/year with a five-teacher minimum. AI features have a fair-use limit sized for a caseload of about 30.

Spec sheet

Purpose
IEP Progress is built for special-education teachers to monitor IEP progress, collect evidence, and prepare reports.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Integrations
The maker says IEP PDFs can come from EdPlan, SEIS, Frontline, Enrich, or scans, and progress graphs can be copied into district systems.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Security
The maker states that account data is isolated with database row-level security and encrypted in transit and at rest.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Maker
The footer identifies Hunts Canyon Technologies, LLC as the legal maker in 2026.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
ABC Tracker integration
Behavior summaries from ABC Tracker can be sent into IEP Progress with one code, without copy-pasting.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
AI data handling
The maker says its report-drafting AI uses zero data retention and that submitted content is not stored or used to train models.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
AI limitation
Terms require users to review extracted goals and drafted narratives because the AI is decision support rather than professional judgment.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
AI narratives
AI drafts progress-report narratives from logged data for teacher review.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
AI next IEP
The system drafts Present Levels and proposed annual goals from the year’s progress data.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
AI subprocessors
Uploaded IEP content and narrative requests are sent to Anthropic Claude under a data-processing agreement and zero-data-retention handling.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Annual billing limitation
Annual subscriptions are not refunded; cancellation is by email and access continues through the paid year.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
API and SDK
No public API, SDK or developer documentation is stated on the pages checked.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
App-store distinction
The Apple App Store result named IEP Progress Tracker is a $0.99 iPhone/iPad app by Micheal Long with one 5-star rating, not the Hunts Canyon Technologies product.Read 15 Oct 2026 · apps.apple.com
Assessment imports
Diagnostic PDFs such as i-Ready or ALEKS reports can inform academic Present Levels and goals.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Audience and maker
The maker identifies Christie Eason as a practicing Nevada special-education teacher and describes the product for case managers and special-education teams.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Behavior data
The product supports behavioral goals with one-tap daily check-ins, and ABC Tracker records antecedent, behavior, and consequence data.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Behavior privacy
When behavior data is folded into an IEP, initials belonging to other students are automatically removed.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Care plans
A whole-student care plan combines background, present levels, goals, strengths, coping skills and behavior, and exports as PDF.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Compliance dashboard
The dashboard flags annual reviews, triennial evaluations, owed reports and goals lacking data.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Data deletion
Users can delete an individual student, including goals, data and files, or delete the entire account.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Evidence
Users can mark trials and attach photos of student work.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Exports and translation
Users can export care plans as PDFs and translate progress reports, including graphs, into family languages; the official IEP remains in English.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Family translation
Progress reports, including graphs, can be translated into languages such as Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, Vietnamese, Korean, Russian, Tagalog, Portuguese, French and Haitian Creole.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
FERPA and authorization
The maker offers schools a Data Privacy Agreement and says real student information should be used only with school or district authorization.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
FERPA condition
The privacy policy requires school or district authorization before entering identifiable student information; otherwise it instructs users to use initials.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Founder
The site identifies Christie Eason, a practicing Nevada special-education teacher, as the builder.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Goal data entry
Teachers can record trials or daily check-ins with one tap and attach photographs of student work.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
IEP import
Uploading an IEP PDF extracts goals, objectives, baselines and dates, including from EdPlan, EasyIEP, SEIS, Frontline, Enrich or scans.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Independent category evidence
G2’s special-education category page lists other products but does not show IEP Progress, so no G2 rating or review count was available there.Read 15 Oct 2026 · g2.com
Independent similarly named features
The separate iepprogress.org site describes SMART goal writing, parent summaries, calendar export and a 19-step meeting checklist.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.org
Independent similarly named limits
That separate site says its free tier is limited to three AI drafts per month and that Pro is needed for unlimited students and saved narrative history.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.org
Independent similarly named pricing
The separate iepprogress.org site lists Pro at $9.99 monthly and $29.99 yearly, unlike the .com product’s $79 annual plan.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.org
Independent similarly named product
A separate iepprogress.org site advertises a different free plan with three AI drafts per month, so buyers should verify they are on the .com product.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.org
Mastery rules
The app can recognize rules such as 80% performance in three of four trials and indicate when mastery is reached.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Practice activities
AI can generate skill-development activities for objectives a student has not yet met.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Product purpose
IEP Progress is a progress-monitoring layer that reads uploaded IEPs, records evidence and prepares progress reports while the district system remains the official IEP record.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Progress graphs
Each goal is graphed over time against its target line and the graph can be printed or copied into district systems.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Progress monitoring
Logged data is graphed over time for each goal against its target line, and graphs can be printed with reports or copied into district systems.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Related product
ABC Tracker analyzes behavior patterns and drafts a Behavior Intervention Plan and a one-page quick reference for editing and finalization.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Reports and drafting
The app drafts progress narratives and proposed Present Levels and annual goals from logged data for the user to review and finalize.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Self-hosting and licence
No self-hosting option or open-source licence is stated on the pages checked.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Service maturity limitation
The terms describe the service as provided as-is during an early period.Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Support and billing
Support is available at [email protected]; subscriptions are handled by Stripe, annual subscriptions are not refunded, and cancellation is by email.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Usage limit
Students, goals, and data points are unlimited, while AI features have a fair-use limit sized for a caseload of about 30.Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com

Plans and prices

Schools: either app $59 a year annually in advance per teacher 5-teacher minimum · Unlimited students, goals and data · Shared caseloads · FERPA data-privacy agreement Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
ABC Tracker $79 a year once a year Unlimited students & events · 15-day free trial Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
IEP Progress $79 a year once a year Unlimited students & goals · 15-day free trial · AI fair-use sized for about 30-student caseload Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Schools: both apps $99 a year annually in advance per teacher 5-teacher minimum · Unlimited students, goals and data · Shared caseloads · Director compliance view · Onboarding Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Both apps $129 a year coming soon; one annual payment Everything in both apps · Unlimited students & goals · All AI features Read 15 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com
Both apps (coming soon) $129 a year $129/year Everything in both apps · Unlimited students & goals · All AI features included · Join the waitlist Read 4 Oct 2026 · iepprogress.com

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Strong points and limits

Strong points

  • Extracts goals, baselines, and dates from uploaded IEPs
  • Graphs progress against each goal's target line
  • Evidence can include trials and student-work photos
  • Progress reports can be translated for families

Limits

  • Official IEP remains in English
  • AI features have a fair-use limit sized for about 30 caseload students
  • School plans require at least five teachers
  • Annual subscriptions are not refunded

Who it suits

It suits special-education case managers and teams tracking goals, evidence, and reports. Schools considering an app plan should account for the five-teacher minimum.

IEP Progress in depth

Read the full write-up

IEP Progress is a goal-monitoring and reporting tool for special-education teachers and case managers. It suits teams that want student evidence, progress graphs, and report drafting in one workflow, but its annual charges and school-plan minimum call for deliberate budgeting.

Overview

Upload an IEP PDF and IEP Progress extracts goals, objectives, baselines, and dates to set up monitoring. Teachers can log data, mark trials, and attach photos of student work; graphs plot each goal over time against its target. Those graphs can be printed with reports or copied into district systems, a practical bridge between ongoing classroom records and district workflows.

The app drafts progress narratives, proposed Present Levels, and annual goals from logged data. Teachers must review and finalize the writing, so this is a drafting aid rather than a substitute for professional judgment. Behavioral goals can be tracked with one-tap daily check-ins; the related ABC Tracker captures antecedent, behavior, and consequence data, then analyzes patterns and drafts a Behavior Intervention Plan and an editable one-page quick reference.

Key features

Import and monitoring: IEP PDFs from EdPlan, SEIS, Frontline, Enrich, or scans can be uploaded. Graphs and printable reports make recorded progress easier to review and transfer, although district-system copying is not the same as a stated direct integration.

Evidence and reports: Trial marks and photos connect logged progress with student work. Draft narratives and proposed goals can reduce report-writing effort, but still require review and finalization.

Behavior tracking: Daily check-ins support behavioral goals, while ABC Tracker is the more detailed choice for recording behavior context and preparing intervention-plan drafts.

Exports and translation: Care plans can be exported as PDFs, and progress reports—including graphs—can be translated into family languages. The official IEP remains in English.

Privacy and authorization: The maker says student data is isolated at the database level, encrypted in transit and at rest, files are private, and records or accounts can be deleted. It also says drafting AI uses zero data retention and submitted content is not stored or used to train models. Schools can request a Data Privacy Agreement; real student information should be used only with school or district authorization.

Pricing

IEP Progress costs $79/year, billed once a year, with unlimited students and goals and an AI fair-use limit sized for a caseload of about 30. The 15-day free trial gives an individual teacher a short evaluation window, but there is no free plan. Subscriptions are handled by Stripe, annual subscriptions are not refunded, and cancellation is by email.

ABC Tracker is $79/year, with unlimited students and events and a 15-day free trial. Schools can buy either app for $59/teacher/yr or both for $99/teacher/yr, billed annually in advance; both school plans require at least five teachers. Those per-teacher school rates may suit a team, but the minimum makes them a poor fit for a small group. A combined individual plan is marked coming soon at $129/year, with both apps, unlimited students and goals, and all AI features included; it is not a current alternative to the separate subscriptions. District plans are opening soon. Support is available at [email protected].

Platforms

IEP Progress runs on Android, iOS, and the web, with web and mobile deployment. That range gives teachers options across common mobile devices and browsers.

Who it's for

This is a strong fit for special-education case managers and teams that need structured IEP goal monitoring, evidence collection, and report preparation, especially when behavioral tracking is also useful. The maker identifies Christie Eason as a practicing Nevada special-education teacher and describes the product for case managers and special-education teams. Schools should confirm authorization and weigh the five-teacher minimum; teachers with caseloads well beyond about 30 should also consider the AI fair-use limit.

Pros and cons

Pro: IEP uploads extract key goal details, while graphs, evidence attachments, and report drafts support a connected monitoring workflow.

Pro: PDF exports and translated progress reports help share information with families, while the official IEP stays in English.

Con: There is no free plan, annual subscriptions are nonrefundable, and cancellation requires email.

Con: AI use has a fair-use limit sized around a 30-student caseload, and school pricing starts at five teachers.

Con: Report and intervention-plan text remains a draft that users must edit and finalize.

Alternatives

Special Education Software is a useful category starting point for comparing tools. Consider Osprey if a free individual plan and Windows support are priorities; its school and district option has custom pricing. SameGoal Special Education may suit teams seeking per-student annual pricing, with Standard at $12.98 per student for the 2026-27 school year and Plus at $15.28 per student; its plans differ from IEP Progress’s per-teacher subscriptions.

Class Charts is another behavior-oriented option, with a free plan and demo-based pricing. PowerSchool Behavior Support is worth considering when a school wants a behavior-support product and is prepared to contact PowerSchool for a demo and custom pricing. For a one-time purchase on Apple or Windows computers rather than an annual web-and-mobile subscription, Progress Desk offers per-device options.

BanqO may suit centers or clinics looking for a membership that includes professional development and support, starting at $900/year. Adaptive XI Intelligence is an alternative for an individual focused on AI lesson planning and assessments, with its Solo plan at $588/year for one student. IEP Evolve is another web-based option for readers to compare.

Verdict

Choose IEP Progress if you are a special-education teacher or case manager who wants goal graphs, evidence, and editable report drafts together, with behavior tracking available through ABC Tracker. Look elsewhere if a free tier, a nonrefundable-free annual commitment, or school access without a five-teacher minimum matters more than that combined workflow.

Verdict

IEP Progress combines goal monitoring, evidence collection, graphing, and report drafting, with related behavior tracking in ABC Tracker. Its annual pricing, school minimum, and AI fair-use limit are relevant planning constraints.

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