The school has a team.
Now parents do too.
An AI-powered advocacy tool that gives parents of special needs children the laws, the funding data, and the power to walk into any IEP meeting and fight for what their child deserves.
Sources: 8.2M students with IEPs — U.S. Dept of Education, Condition of Education 2025 (IES/NCES), latest available data. 105K+ restrained or secluded — U.S. Dept of Education Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC), 2021–22 school year, latest available data. 80% of those students are students with disabilities. 70% of districts report zero incidents (GAO-19-418T), meaning the real number is likely far higher.
No family is turned away.
I built this because the system failed my son. Every parent deserves access to their rights — regardless of income. The legal information is free because it should be. The AI-powered tools cost real money to run. If you can afford a membership, your subscription funds the mission. If you can't, we have your back.
✨ 26-citation legal library across all 50 states
✨ Staff credential lookup (state databases)
✨ Funding Transparency — see your state's IDEA dollars
✨ Perfectly Possible spotlight series
✨ Every update, every new resource, forever
✨ IEP Change Detection — AI diffs every page before you sign
✨ Meeting Prep Mode — talking points, legal backing, pushback scripts
✨ Advocacy Letter Builder — formal complaints with the right citations
✨ Funding Calculator — what your child's services cost to replace
✨ Records & Withdrawal Tracking — deadline timers + escalation
✨ Communication Log — paper trail with promise tracking
✨ IEP Deadline Tracker — never miss a legal timeline again
✨ Cancel anytime. No contracts. No guilt.
✨ Up to 3 children included
✨ My Child's Profile — the living record that grows with your child
✨ AI Credential Verification — deep-check BACB, ASHA, NCSP registries
✨ Transportation Safety Monitor — federal FMCSA carrier lookups
✨ Priority access + your feedback shapes what we build next
✨ You fund sponsored seats — full Champion access for families who can't afford it
✨ Up to 3 children included
All plans include up to 3 children. Pricing may adjust as we grow to keep the tools sustainable for everyone.
We get it. Money is tight and your kid still needs you to show up. A limited number of grant-funded sponsored seats are available each month — every tool, every feature. No proof of income. No shame.
Your information is secure. We will never share your data.
Perfectly Unacceptable. Perfectly Accessible. — WCAG 2.1 AA, screen-reader friendly, built for the families we serve.
Every tool a parent shouldn't need but absolutely does.
Pick a path. Start anywhere. Come back when you need the next one.
Three Steps to Walking In Prepared
No legal background needed. No jargon to decode. Just your child's information and a few minutes.
Questions Parents Ask
Straight answers. No runaround.
No. This is legal information — the same laws, citations, and case law that attorneys reference, presented in plain language. We help you understand your rights under IDEA, Section 504, and your state's education code. For legal advice specific to your situation, consult an attorney. We even help you find one.
Your data is never sold, shared with schools, or used for advertising. We don't track behavior. We don't sell to districts. You can delete all your data within 48 hours by request. This tool was built by a parent who would never put another family's child at risk.
Know Your Rights is completely free — no account, no credit card, no catch. If you need the paid tools but can't afford them, we have grant-funded sponsored seats available every month. No proof of income. No shame. Apply above.
ChatGPT hallucinates legal citations. Google gives you 47 tabs and no clear answer. This platform is backed by a verified database of federal and state special education law — every answer shows its source citation. It was built specifically for IEP advocacy, not general knowledge.
Schools respond to parents who know the law. That's not anger — that's accountability. When you cite the correct federal regulation in a polite, professional letter, you're doing exactly what advocates and attorneys do. The difference is you're doing it for $19 instead of $200/hour.
Courtney Turner-Serrano — a mom of a child with autism who navigated IEP systems across four states (Massachusetts, Georgia, Alabama, and Connecticut). After watching her son's supports get stripped within three weeks of a cross-state move with no communication, she built the tools she wished she'd had.
I know why you haven't done this yet.
You've been handling IEP meetings alone for years. You're good at it. Or at least — you've survived it. Here's the thing:
You have. And that's exactly the problem. The school's team has a special ed director, a psychologist, a lawyer on retainer, and district-level admin backing them up. You have Google and a gut feeling.
You don't need to do more. You need tools that match theirs.
Valid question. Every answer cites the exact federal regulation, case law, or state code it pulls from. You can verify it yourself — and you should. This isn't a chatbot guessing. It's a citation engine backed by verified legal data.
Every response shows its source. If it can't cite it, it doesn't say it.
Courtney Turner-Serrano
“My son Antonio used to be happy to go to school.”
Clinical QA Specialist. Mom to Antonio. Four states, same fight. I built this because no parent should have to decode the system alone — and no child should lose services because their family moved.
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