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Neurodevelopmental observation platform
coVue
Turn your everyday observations into neurodevelopmental language your therapy and education teams can use, so everyone is working from the same understanding of your child.
coVue is an observational questionnaire for parents and caregivers. Families answer everyday questions about their child, and coVue turns those observations into a report written in neurodevelopmental language, reviewed and approved by a real expert before the family sees it.
The challenge
- Parents notice the details that matter most, but describe them in everyday words that are hard for clinicians to use.
- Therapy and education teams each form their own picture of the same child.
- Families needed a shared language without anything that reads as a diagnosis or therapy advice.
Outcomes
- Parents, therapists, and educators can work from the same understanding of the child.
- Observations from home arrive in a form clinicians and teachers can use.
- Every report passes through a human expert before a family sees it.
Specific metrics to be added with client sign-off.
What we built
- Built a guided questionnaire of everyday observations across areas such as regulation and readiness to learn, sensory experiences, movement, and coordination. Answers save automatically, so parents can stop and come back.
- Generated a draft report from the answers, with a version for parents and a version for education teams.
- Added an expert review workflow: every report is reviewed, edited if needed, and approved before it reaches the family, with a send-back step and version history.
- Built in guardrails: reports describe observations only, state plainly that they are not a diagnosis, evaluation, or therapy advice, and are checked for the required disclaimer.
- Included privacy controls, including account and data deletion on request.
Key screen
A closer look
Parent questionnaire
Expert review queue
Parent report
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