Rock by Rocks Make Pebbles

Tap Log something and answer four short prompts: what was happening just before, what your child did, what helped and how long it took to settle. Add where it happened, a tag or two and a photo if you have one.

There is a separate box for your view, so what you saw and what you think about it stay apart. If you have no signal, the log is kept on your phone and saved to the file when you are back online.

Take a photo of a page from the home and nursery diary, an accident form or a letter, or pick a PDF. Rock keeps the original exactly as it was, with a fingerprint so anyone can check a copy has not been changed.

Then the AI reads it for you. It copies the writer's own words, marks anything hard to read like [this?], lists any incidents and flags an injury, your child being held or stopped, or being sent home, when the page says so. It can make mistakes, so you check every word against the photo before anything becomes part of your record.

Every time you ask for something, Rock records who you asked, when, the date you want a reply by and the evidence behind it. Requests are sorted into waiting, not sent yet and answered, and each one keeps a dated history of when it was asked, chased and answered.

Turn on reminders, and Rock sends a calm notification in the morning as a reply comes due, then every few days while it is overdue. Due dates also show on the home screen.

Tap Draft a chaser and Rock writes a short, polite email from what is in your file: what you asked for, when, and a new date to reply by, with each ask numbered. It is told to use only the facts in your file, and lists anything you should check before sending.

You edit it, then open it in your own email app or copy it. Rock never sends anything. Late in the evening, it gently suggests the email may read better in the morning.

Keep every referral in one list: hearing, child development, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, the early years SEND service and an EHC needs assessment. Each shows where it is up to and when to chase, and Write a chaser fills in a request for you, ready to draft.

Next steps is a short checklist for where you are: waiting for an assessment, building support after a diagnosis, or asking for or holding an EHCP. Each item links to the part of our guides that explains it, and Rock tells you when a guide is written for a different part of the UK.

The one-page profile has the same eight boxes as our free printable, and tells a new key person or teacher how your child communicates and what helps. Rock can suggest wording from your log, showing the entries it used, and you choose what to keep.

An evidence pack pulls together the dates and entries you choose for a paediatrician, the nursery or school, or an EHC needs assessment panel. It prints with a cover, the timeline, your requests and referrals, and your entries in full, and you can save it as a PDF. An AI summary is optional. Every paragraph of it points to the entries it is based on, and you can rewrite it before you print.

Invite a partner, grandparent or carer to your file as an editor, who can add things, or a viewer, who can read everything but change nothing. They see who invited them and choose whether to join.

People keeps a list of who is who across the nursery or school, health services and the council, and how many of your requests each person has open.