SproutMap turns everyday observations into a living map of each child's growth across 8 dimensions — anchored to age-level expectations, with AI that turns the evidence into next steps for every learner. Built for K–12 systems that measure what matters.
A grade is a snapshot — what a child got right on a Friday.
SproutMap is a living picture of growth — who they're becoming, month by month.
9 in 10 families believe their child is on track. Fewer than 4 in 10 are. Snapshots hide the gap — a living map closes it.
How it works
Educators do what they already do — notice things. SproutMap captures those moments and turns them into a picture worth showing a family.
One tap to record what you saw — a moment of curiosity, a kindness, a stuck point. No rubrics. No forms. Just notice.
Quick observation modal · multi-raterEach observation reshapes the learner's living map. Growth surges, plateaus, dips — eight dimensions, four levels, one honest shape, every month of the year.
Monthly snapshots · grade transitionsAI turns the class's evidence into small groups and next steps for you — and into plain-language growth stories for families. Admins see school-wide patterns before the report card would have caught them.
Class Analysis · family viewSee it in action
This is Gia Chen, a real-third-grader-shape, from September through May. Each tick is one month of observations. Curiosity surges when a project catches fire. Collaboration plateaus during solo work, then comes back. A grade transition resets the rings — new expectations, same kid, still growing. The ebb and flow isn't noise. It's the most useful signal a teacher has.
AI at the educator level
SproutMap's AI works for the educator, never around them. It reads only what's actually been observed — every learner's competencies, growth, and notes — and turns that evidence into a plan you'd recognize as your own. Powered by Claude.
No student-facing chatbot. AI drafts, educators decide — and student data is never used to train AI models.
Six learners moved up a level since March — the maker-space unit is landing. Keep the open-ended prompts coming.
Four learners trending in Curiosity are ready for a “what if?” challenge — let them drive the questions for 20 minutes.
Leo's Communication observations have gone quiet since the group projects ended. Pair him with a strong communicator this week.
Competency Snapshot
The map shows growth over time. The Competency Snapshot answers the question every family actually asks — “is my kid on track?” — honestly, and without a letter grade: every competency inside every dimension, placed against age-aligned expectations: below, at, or above where a child their age is expected to be.
Built for the whole job
File a structured incident once — it lands on a school-wide dashboard and on every involved learner's profile. Set severity and roles per student, move it from open to resolved with a follow-up trail, and attach photos or PDFs.
Family visibility is set per child, with automatic redaction: a parent viewing a multi-student incident only ever sees their own child — enforced at the database, not just the screen.
Central dashboard · per-student redaction · full follow-up lifecycleAssess in your own framework, then express the very same evidence in someone else's. SproutMap translates a learner's assessed competencies into Common Core, NGSS, CASEL and more — each mapping with an AI confidence score and a plain-English rationale.
Grade-aware and conservative by design — so when a learner transfers or a new school asks for standards-aligned evidence, it already speaks their language.
Common Core · NGSS · CASEL · with confidence + reasoningOur families used to ask "how's my kid doing?" and we'd say "fine" or hand them a transcript. Now we open SproutMap together and they cry. The good kind.
30-minute walkthrough with your real student rostering schema. No slides, no salespeople — just the product, and your questions.