An IEP meeting can feel like you against a table of specialists — acronyms, forms, and decisions that shape your child's whole year. You shouldn't have to walk in guessing whether the plan actually holds up.
IEPIQ reviews your child's IEP against the federal special-education requirements and hands you a plain-language read — plus the exact questions to ask — so you walk in prepared, steady, and on equal footing.
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That's not a gap in your love — it's a gap in a system built around a federal regulation no one ever handed you. IEPIQ closes that gap in minutes, so the meeting can be about your child instead of the fine print.
Not a wall of text — a toolkit for the table.
A couple of the reading goals describe what your child will work on, but don't say how progress will be measured — there's no starting point or target to check against.
Ask your team: How will progress on these goals be measured, and how often will you get an update?
Sample wording, created to show the format. Every real finding cites the exact federal requirement as evidence.
Drop in the PDF, or snap photos of a printed copy from your phone. We mask every personal detail instantly and delete the original file.
IEPIQ checks the IEP against each federal IDEA § 300.320 requirement and flags what's missing — with the exact wording as evidence.
Plain-language questions and requests to bring to your IEP team — and a private chat to ask follow-ups about your IEP.
You can. Here's what a general chatbot won't do for your child.
IEPIQ masks every personal detail the moment you upload and deletes the original file — only your child's first name is ever kept. What's your child's stays your child's.
It can invent a problem that isn't there, or miss one that is. IEPIQ cites the exact wording in your IEP as evidence — and when it can't confirm something, it says so instead of guessing.
IDEA (34 CFR § 300.320) spells out what every IEP must contain. IEPIQ checks your child's IEP against each one — and shows you the exact wording, or flags it as missing. We check that the requirement is addressed; we never judge your child.
A full IEP review is $30 and includes up to 20 follow-up questions — there's nothing else to buy. Reviews are valid for 2 years.
You can — but you'd be trusting an answer that can sound certain and be wrong, and handing your child's private records to a system that may keep them. IEPIQ checks against each federal requirement, cites the exact wording as evidence, masks your child's details, and gives you questions ready for your team.
No. IEPIQ is advisory, educational support — not legal advice — and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. For legal decisions, consult a licensed attorney or advocate.
No. IEPIQ never evaluates, assesses, or diagnoses your child. It reviews the IEP document against the federal requirements — nothing more.
Yes. Only your child's first name is kept. Every other personal detail is masked the moment you upload, and the original file is deleted right after.
Every “meets” is backed by the exact wording in your IEP. When it can't find evidence, it tells you “missing / can't confirm” rather than guessing — a confidently-wrong tool is worse than none.
Your child has one advocate in that room who's there for them and only them. Give yourself the prep to do it justice.
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