For the people doing the work
Your home for
executive function support.
Assessments, goals, strategies, and worksheets, built around each person you support. Advocate360 makes supporting executive function easy.
No credit card required
- people supported
- 1,900+
- worksheets and printables downloaded
- 31,000+
- exercises and printables
- 200+
Built by practitioners: Chris Hanson (special education teacher and executive function coach), Jennifer Schmidt (school psychologist), Amy Sippl (BCBA), and Joe Coleman, many of us neurodivergent ourselves.
You understand the person. Turning that into a plan is the hard part.
Educators, parents, clinicians, and coaches tend to hit the same three walls between understanding a person and helping them grow.
Understanding executive function
You can see how someone works, but executive function lives in how they get things done, not a score. Turning that into a clear read on what to target first takes time you rarely get.
Writing goals for the whole person
A blank page doesn't know the person in front of you. Writing one that fits their context, strengths, and needs, for each person every time, is hours of work.
Turning goals into practice
A written goal is only the start. Turning it into weekly practice, with the right activities ready to go, is a second job by itself.
Advocate360 takes on each of these, starting from what you already know.
One living profile per person
What you know becomes the plan.
Here's the loop, walked with Jordan, the sample profile included with every new account. Your person might be a student, a client, or your own kid.
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Start with what you know
Strengths, interests, background, where things get hard: it all goes on their About page. Upload an IEP or session notes and it gets worked in.
Two sections from Jordan’s About page. Open the screenshot to see it in full. - 2
See where support is needed
Your person answers the Executive Function Assessment in their own words when that fits (most completed assessments are). Results come back as specific strengths and needs, not just scores.
More about the Executive Function AssessmentJordan's result: getting started is where he needs support most. - 3
Get goals written from that profile
Goals are generated from this one person's profile alone, and each goal shows which parts shaped it.
More about the Goal GeneratorJordan's goal, and the panel behind it. - 4
Pick strategies that say why they fit
Each suggestion says why it fits, citing their assessment and goals. Mark one 'Not interested' and it stays gone.
More about Executive Function StrategiesThis suggestion cites Jordan's 36% score and his five-minute goal. - 5
Then pull something to do this week
Over 200 exercises and printables, searchable by skill area, so a strategy comes with something you can work through or print.
More about the Resource LibraryThe Worksheets tab: search it, or sort by skill area. - 6
And it keeps up
Retake an assessment later and the profile shows what moved.
Jordan's progress across four assessments.
The two-minute version
Jordan is in your trial from day one, so you can look around before adding anyone real.
Who it's for
Made for the people doing the work.
However you support someone, it starts from what you already know.
Teachers
Write measurable goals from what you know about the student, with the reasoning visible.
Also for counselors, OTs, SLPs, and intervention specialists.
See Advocate360 for educatorsSupporting people as a whole school, clinic, or program?
The Team plan adds shared profiles, unlimited seats, and one bill.
Loved by educators, clinicians, and families.
Real reviews from the educators, clinicians, coaches, and parents using Advocate360 to support executive function skills.
How we handle privacy and AI
What happens with the information you enter, and who stays in charge of what the AI drafts.
Privacy-first, FERPA‑aware
- De-identified by design
- Each profile is its own record. Designed for de-identified use. We recommend initials or nicknames for profiles. You decide what identifying information, if any, goes in.
- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and we don't sell or rent profile or user data.
Humans stay in charge
- A drafting assistant, not a decision-maker
- AI output lands as a draft. You can edit, dismiss, or refine anything it produces before you use it.
- Transparent & private
- We show how each draft was shaped. Advocate360 uses Anthropic's Claude models through Anthropic's business API, where data is not used to train the models and Anthropic deletes it within 30 days in the ordinary course.
Simple pricing. Start free.
What you get in the 14-day free trial
- 14 days, free.
- No credit card required to sign up.
- 2 profiles to try it with. The Supporter plan includes 10.
- Up to 5 exercise downloads.
- Jordan's demo profile, ready from day one, so you can look around a full profile before adding anyone of your own.
For individual practitioners, parents & coaches
Billed monthly · or $16/mo billed annually, a 20% saving
Try it free for 14 daysNo credit card required
- 10 profiles included. Add 5 more profiles for $5/month.
- Unlimited assessments.
- Unlimited goals.
- 200+ exercises and printables in the Executive Function Resource Library, with about five new exercises added each month.
For schools, districts & clinics
Billed monthly · or $80/mo billed annually, a 20% saving · covers your first 20 profiles
See Team plansTeam plans are paid from day one. You can try a Supporter account free first.
- Starts at 20 profiles shared across your whole team, add more any time.
- Unlimited seats, no per-user charge.
- Share profiles with specific members or the whole team.
- Admin dashboard for members, profiles & billing.
Buying for a large team? Teams of 50+ profiles qualify for volume pricing. Request a quote.
Questions, answered.
What is Advocate360?
Advocate360 is an executive function support platform built around one living profile per person: an assessment, goals written from that profile, strategies matched to the person, and practice materials, all of it updating as you learn more.
Who is Advocate360 for?
Teachers, parents, coaches, clinicians, special education teams, IEP writers, and neurodivergent adults, people supporting executive function growth.
Who created Advocate360?
It was built by practitioners with backgrounds in special education, coaching, school psychology, and BCBA certification, many with neurodivergent lived experience.
Is Advocate360 only for IEPs?
No. It works across IEPs, 504 plans, coaching, and personal use.
Does Advocate360 write lesson plans or curriculum?
No. It focuses on executive function support: assessment, goals, strategies, and skill-building exercises, not academic curriculum.
Does Advocate360 replace my district's IEP system?
No. It complements your existing tools, it isn't a replacement for your district's full IEP platform.
What is a “profile”?
A profile is the person you're supporting. You can keep profiles de-identified using initials or nicknames.
Can I use Advocate360 for myself?
Yes. Advocate360 has a self mode: your own profile, an assessment you answer in your own words, and goals and strategies built from what you wrote.
Do I need a diagnosis to use this?
No diagnosis is required to use Advocate360.
Is Advocate360 giving legal or clinical advice?
No. Advocate360 is a support tool and does not provide legal, clinical, or diagnostic advice.
Is support available if I get stuck?
Yes. Use the Contact form inside the app and a human will get back to you.
Inspired by people like you.
Advocate360 was built by practitioners in special education, coaching, school psychology, and behavior analysis, many with neurodivergent lived experience, alongside our beta testers and the wider neurodivergent community.
Chris Hanson
Dad, Special Education Teacher, ADHDer, Founder of LSA, Cleveland Guardians Fan
Joe Coleman
Dad, ADHDer, Pop Technologist, Documentary Watcher
Jennifer Schmidt
School Psychologist, Writer, Gamer, Ailurophile, Homebody
Amy Sippl
New Mom, BCBA, Creator, National Parks Enthusiast