BanqO vs Osprey

BanqO is a web platform for creating, managing, and reviewing Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and Transition Programs. It supports students, parents, teachers, remedial teachers, psycho-educators, and other stakeholders. Its goals directory covers learning needs for ages 4–21 and contains more than 25,000 goals. BanqO describes the goals as compliant with the Quebec Education Program and linked to Quebec Progression of Learning standards, and says it can adapt to education standards in other provinces or countries. Users can tailor goals to students, set criteria and conditions, add content, and collect goals for reuse. Team members can share plans and exchange notes by email, while the platform supports strategy assignment, progress monitoring, and student reports. Each plan can be downloaded or printed as a PDF. BanqO offers group rates for schools and school boards, as well as individual annual subscriptions covering one user and that user's students. The listed Center or Clinic Membership starts at $900 a year; the site also offers a 10-day free trial that renews into a subscription unless canceled.

Osprey connects planning, session data collection and progress documentation for teams working with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Practitioners can use AI to turn a written goal or lesson description into an IEP-aligned activity, then accept or edit it. Session tools cover DTT trials, interval recording, frequency observation, articulation probes and rubric scoring. Progress views include independence across sessions, curriculum-based measurement against an aimline and combined progress across active IEP goals. Practices and centers can share learner records with supervisor oversight and cross-discipline visibility. School and district workflows include IDEA-aligned documentation, generalization tracking across settings and a connected FBA/BIP workflow. The individual practitioner app is described as offline-capable for places with unreliable Wi-Fi. It is available on Android, iOS, web and Windows. Individuals can use a free plan with a live web demo; paid pricing is on request, and formal plan names and prices are not published. AI processing of identifiable learner data requires recorded learner-level consent.