Capture the findings that matter from another provider's report — a prior feeding eval, GI, ENT, allergy, dietitian. The document itself stays in your EHR or files; this holds the key points so they're at hand during sessions and flow into your report under RECORDS REVIEWED.

Suggested from today's findings — checked ones are listed in the report and ready to send from the Handouts tab.

Patterns detected in the imported questionnaire, using rules you approved. Suggestions only — tap a card to insert its sentence into the report; nothing is ever inserted automatically. Heuristic text parsing: always verify against the actual log.

For each flagged impairment, tap the dysfunctions you determined or suspect (mapping approved by you, mined from your sample report). Then insert — the list lands under IMPRESSIONS. Flags suggest; you decide. Nothing inserts automatically.

Fill a score block for each tool you administered — it inserts a STANDARDIZED ASSESSMENTS section into the report and, if you re-administer, sits beside its baseline in the progress/re-eval doc. Descriptive only: it prints what you enter, nothing is auto-interpreted. Sentence wording is editable on the Settings tab.

Plain text that pastes cleanly into SimplePractice, Jane, or Tebra chart notes. For chart uploads, use Print / Save as PDF above. Copies reflect the report as it reads right now, including your edits.

A descriptive therapist-facing summary of the 3-day diet log — textures present, in plain words with the matching IDDSI level, plus your observations. You assign the IDDSI levels (they depend on how each food was prepared, which is your clinical call); the tool supplies the standardized labels and assembles the note. It stays descriptive — no calorie or nutritional-adequacy judgments. IDDSI levels shown are the 2019 framework.

Foods — list example foods from the log at each texture you observed (leave a level blank if not present):

Assembles a signable letter on your letterhead — the client's name and age plus your concerns and flagged findings drop in for you. Everything lands in an editable box first. Letter wording is editable on the Settings tab.

Assembles a Plan of Care from your saved goals (grouped long- and short-term), your flagged focus areas, and the frequency/approach you set. The home-carryover section lists the handouts and home-program tools in use for this client. Clinical content is yours; wording is editable on Settings.

Grouped by what you're working on — straw drinking, chewing, high chair, and more (Spanish versions at the end). Tap a group to open it, then Add any goal; it lands in your saved goals above, where you can edit every word.

From the family's imported between-session log (entries after your last saved session).

Every look, touch, kiss, lick, or taste counts as one try — 14–30 tries before acceptance is normal. Parent tries come in with each imported log; tap +1 for tries you see in session. Marking a food accepted is your call, not the number's. This tracker never appears in the report write-up.

Dictate straight into the box with your keyboard mic (one long stream is fine — it reads your quick-capture notes too), or paste whatever you captured elsewhere — an Apple Notes jot, a Voice Memos transcript (iOS 18+ transcribes recordings for you), or a caregiver's text message. The tool proposes where each piece could land on the session form above; nothing lands until you tap Accept. Caregiver messages get labeled as caregiver-reported, and their questions can go straight to the session agenda.

Snap a plate, a setup, or anything worth keeping with this record. A compressed copy stays on this device with the record; the full-resolution original stays in your camera roll, which remains the archive. Photos never appear in the report write-up — you place one in a parent document yourself when you want it there.

A short, warm note home for a chosen session — foods explored, progress in plain words, and gentle ideas to try at home. It pulls only from this session's data and your editable wording; your clinical notes stay out. Review and edit before you send.

Drafts the payer/physician document from your saved goals and session numbers. Mark each goal's status — the tool never judges progress for you. Home-log evidence stays out unless you tick it, and is always labeled caregiver-reported.

Assemble this week's send in two taps: one handout section, one home activity (yours — from your bank or written fresh), and the focus foods come along with their counts. Everything lands in an editable box below before you copy. Nothing auto-sends.

Builds a one-meal rotation from foods this child already accepts — the "Happily eats" list plus focus foods you marked Accepted. Tap foods to include or leave out, add anything missing, pick the meal and cycle. Pair the plan with the Rotation Rule handout; adherence is already asked in the parent log.

Builds the family's day of eating windows — 60- or 90-minute blocks when a meal may start. "Suggest" reads times out of their 3-day diet log (assumes the standard 5 occasions); adjust everything before generating. Pair with the Hunger & Fullness handout; adherence is already asked in the parent log.

Build a bridge from a food this child already accepts to a new one, changing just one property per step (texture, flavor, color, or shape). You name every food — the worksheet holds the structure and keeps each step to a single change. Pair it with the Focus Foods handout; anything you build here can be added to a focus-foods list.

Everything this tool knows lives only in this browser — a lost, reset, or replaced device means lost records. A backup file protects you: it is encrypted with your passphrase (AES-256) before it ever leaves the app, so the file is unreadable without it. There is no passphrase reset — keep it somewhere safe. Store the backup file anywhere you trust (Files, iCloud, a computer).