meet Nora
AI IEP writing assistant
An AI IEP writing assistant is only useful if you can defend every line it writes. Nora, the assistant inside SyncIEP, drafts on your district’s actual IEP form, grounds each statement in the evaluations and work samples on file, and writes like a teacher rather than a press release. You review, edit, and approve every word.
Drafts on the district’s real form · Every claim traceable to the file.
Drafting on the district’s actual form
Nora does not hand you a blob of text to re-key. The draft lands section by section on the same district form the IEP will be filed on, and you edit it live right there. Guided drafting walks the document in order and carries must-include goals, so nothing the team agreed on falls out along the way.
- Drafts open in the live editor for line-by-line changes.
- Must-include goals stay in the draft, start to finish.
- Works the same for annuals, renewals, and amendments.
Grounded in the case file, not the internet
Every statement traces back to something real: an evaluation, a work sample, a progress data point already in the student’s case. Nora extracts the facts, shows you where each one came from, and leaves anything unsupported out of the draft.
- Evaluations, work samples, and progress data all count as sources.
- Anything Nora cannot support, it leaves for you to write.
Your voice on the page
Drafts read like you wrote them, because that is the standard they are held to. There is no inflated jargon to strip out before the meeting, and when a paragraph needs another pass, you refine it in chat instead of starting over.
What Nora never decides
Service minutes and placement are team decisions, so Nora never drafts them. The assistant does the assembly and the wording; the people who know the student make the calls, and an educator signs off before anything is final. That division of labor is the point: the hours go back to teaching, and the judgment stays with the team.
Meet Nora on your next IEP.
Start a 30-day free trial and watch the first draft build itself from your case files.