Question 1

Does IEP Architect have free resources for special education teachers?

Accepted Answer

Yes: a free library at ieparchitect.org/resources with 22 printable PDFs (goal trackers, behavior data sheets, visual supports, meeting checklists, and home communication notes) and free tools, including a data sheet builder with 29 sheet types and roster mode, a visual schedule maker with First-Then boards, a name/letter/number tracing worksheet maker, a goal progress graph maker with aimlines, a para/substitute snapshot maker, a social story maker, the Goal Writer, and IEP at a Glance. No account or email; the makers run entirely in your browser.

Question 2

Is there a free IEP data sheet maker?

Accepted Answer

Yes: ieparchitect.org/resources/data-sheet-builder is a free data sheet maker with 29 types covering behavior and ABA data (ABC, frequency, duration, rate, latency, interval recording, trial-by-trial, task analysis, prompt level, scatterplot), routine tracking (CICO, self-monitoring, work completion, toileting), and IEP paperwork (baseline data, BIP tracking, related service logs). The mastery rule prints on the sheet and a roster mode builds one sheet per student. Free, no sign-up.

Question 3

What does IEP Architect actually write?

Accepted Answer

A complete IEP draft: present levels (PLAAFP), measurable annual goals with baselines and short-term objectives, classroom accommodations, service listings, LRE justification, and state testing recommendations, plus evaluation write-ups, progress reports, behavior plans, ESY plans, parent summaries, and IFSPs. Every document is a draft for the teacher's professional review; it never determines eligibility.

Question 4

Is student data safe?

Accepted Answer

No student names, birthdates, or ID numbers are stored. Real names are stripped in the browser before any text is sent, documents use teacher-chosen aliases, and a built-in check flags identifying details before a document is shared. Content is never used to train AI models.

Question 5

Does it follow my state's IEP rules?

Accepted Answer

Drafts are shaped to the selected state's conventions across all 50 states, DC, and 5 territories, including state-specific timelines, transition-planning ages, short-term objective requirements, and state assessment names.

Question 6

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

The first IEP is free with no credit card, and anyone can generate a trial draft without an account. Plans are $19/month or $99/year.

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