Your answers
What you told the check-in about your child. Nothing is inferred from anywhere else.
The gap
Most worry starts at the kitchen table, not in a clinic.
What usually follows is a late-night search that ends in a frightening list, or a well-meant “they all go at their own pace” with nothing to do in the meantime. UpPrism sits between the two. When a question belongs with a professional, it says so plainly.
- What you noticeA word that hasn’t arrived yet.
- What you noticeA meltdown that seems longer than other children’s.
- What you noticeA cousin the same age, already climbing the stairs.
- What UpPrism addsOne clear thing to try today, and the reason it helps.
How it works
Four steps. A clearer way forward.
Understand, prioritize, practise, track. A few minutes each time, then start the cycle again as your child grows.
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Understand
Start with what you already see.
A short check-in asks about everyday behaviour across eight areas. You answer Not yet, Sometimes or Consistently. There is nothing to test and no equipment to find. At the end you get a profile written in plain language.
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Prioritize
Three priorities, suggested for you.
Working on everything at once wears everyone out. Based on your check-in, UpPrism suggests three areas to start with and explains why. If one doesn’t fit, you can replace it with another area.
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Practise
One activity, and the reason it helps.
Each activity fits your child’s age and the areas you chose. It comes with a short note on why it helps, what you need from around the house, and steps you can follow with your child in front of you.
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Track
Look back, then start the next turn.
After each activity you can note how it went. Over weeks, your check-ins and notes become a history you can read at a glance, and bring to an appointment if you choose to.
The eight areas
Eight ways of looking at one child.
The check-in groups everyday behaviour into eight areas, so you can see where your child is moving quickly and where some practice could help. Children rarely develop evenly. That is expected.
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Clear limits
UpPrism helps you notice and act. It does not diagnose.
UpPrism is
- A structured way to describe what you see your child doing.
- Home activities matched to your child’s age and your chosen focus, each with a reason.
- A history of check-ins and notes that you control.
UpPrism is not
- A diagnosis, or a test that can rule anything in or out.
- A screening tool for autism, ADHD or any other condition.
- Medical advice, or a replacement for your doctor, nurse practitioner, speech-language pathologist or occupational therapist.
If you are worried about your child’s development, talk to your family doctor, pediatrician or nurse practitioner. In Ontario you can also call Health811 at 811 to speak with a registered nurse. In an emergency, call 911.
How we use AI
The rules decide. AI helps with the wording.
Privacy
Information about your child is not our product.
- We collect only what the app needs.
- We collect the account and child-profile details needed to provide developmental check-ins, personalized activities, and progress history.
- We do not sell personal information.
- Not to advertisers, not to data brokers, not to anyone.
- You can ask to see or delete your data.
- Write to founder@amazingpathkids.com. The details are in our Privacy Policy.
Get in touch
Questions before we launch? Write to us.
Parents, caregivers and people who work with young children are all welcome to get in touch.