IEP Progress
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VisitIEP Progress vs Osprey
What both publish
| Fact | IEP Progress | Osprey |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The maker says IEP PDFs can come from EdPlan, SEIS, Frontline, Enrich, or scans, and progress graphs can be copied into district systems. | The About page says broader integration with other systems is on the roadmap; it does not name current integrations. |
| Progress monitoring | Logged data is graphed over time for each goal against its target line, and graphs can be printed with reports or copied into district systems. | Osprey presents session-over-session independence, curriculum-based measurement against an aimline, and roll-up progress across active IEP goals. |
| Purpose | IEP Progress is built for special-education teachers to monitor IEP progress, collect evidence, and prepare reports. | Osprey provides AI-powered planning and data collection for IEP teams, connecting session planning, data collection, and progress documentation. |
IEP Progress plans
- Schools: either app$59 a year
- IEP Progress$79 a year
- ABC Tracker$79 a year
- Schools: both apps$99 a year
- Both apps (coming soon)$129 a year
- Both apps$129 a year
Osprey plans
- IndividualsFree
- Schools and districtsPriced on request
- Practices and centersPriced on request
Pick IEP Progress if…
IEP Progress is aimed at special-education teachers, case managers, and special-education teams tracking goals and preparing reports. Its behavior-tracking capabilities may also suit users monitoring behavioral goals.
Pick Osprey if…
Osprey suits practitioners such as BCBAs, special education teachers, therapists, counselors, and paraprofessionals who need IEP planning and session documentation. It also serves schools, districts, practices, and centers coordinating learner records across roles or sites.