Built by an Early Intervention clinician, for EI clinicians — OT, PT, SLP, and developmental specialists working birth to three in Massachusetts. Stop fighting your laptop during home visits — keep the knowledge you need in your pocket.
One-time purchase · No subscription · Works offline
You're sitting cross-legged in a family's living room. A toddler is climbing on you. The parent is watching. And you're trying to remember whether pincer grasp should be emerging at 9 months or 12, and what the red flags are for this age range.
You didn't go into Early Intervention to second-guess yourself. You went in to help kids and families.
Fast clinical decisions for every age range across all five developmental domains. Quick scan, priorities, if/then calls, session flow, parent scripts — glanceable from the floor.
Each with target skill, materials, step-by-step, grade up, grade down, what to look for, and a parent talking point you can use on the spot.
Every event type — intake, evaluation, IFSP, 6-month review, annual, transition, routine visits. Validated against the December 2022 MA EI Operational Standards.
Down syndrome, ASD early signs, prematurity, cerebral palsy, torticollis, hypotonia — each with domain-specific impact, precautions, and parent education.
Time-to-units calculator with the 8-minute rule. Productivity tracker with adjustable targets and EI benchmarks. No more mental math in the car.
Once loaded, the entire app works without internet. Because half the homes you visit have terrible wifi, and kids don't care about your connection.
The “AI” in AI in EI is the product name, not artificial intelligence. There's no chatbot, no auto-diagnosis, no machine learning making clinical decisions. It's a structured clinical reference tool — built by a clinician, for clinicians.
AI in EI collects no child data, no session notes, no patient information, and no personal health data. There are no accounts, no logins, and no analytics tracking. The app works entirely on your device. Nothing leaves your phone.
Same domain. Same age. Different depth.
Big fonts. Tappable checklists. Built for the living room floor.
Every milestone, activity, red flag, and diagnosis. For prep and study.
Birth–3 · 5 domains · 10 age windows · MA DPH validated
I'm an OT working in Early Intervention in Massachusetts. I built AI in EI because I was tired of fighting my laptop in living rooms — scrolling through dense reference materials while a parent watched and a toddler pulled at my screen.
I wanted a tool that works the way my brain works during a session: what am I seeing, what does it mean, what do I do about it, and what do I tell the parent. That's what the Field Guide does.
And I wanted a reference I could trust — built on the actual DPH Operational Standards, not someone's best guess at what compliance requires. That's what the checklists do.
This isn't a generic milestone app for parents. It's a clinical tool built for the specific reality of EI work in Massachusetts.
Licensed Early Intervention professionals working in Massachusetts — OTs, PTs, SLPs, developmental specialists, service coordinators, and supervisors. It's a clinician tool, not a parent app.
AI in EI is the product name. The app is a structured clinical reference tool. It does not use artificial intelligence, machine learning, or chatbot technology to make clinical decisions.
38 field guides, 117 structured activities, 7 DPH compliance checklists, 24 diagnosis references, billing and productivity tools, and offline access. One-time purchase, no subscription.
No. AI in EI collects no patient data, no child data, no session notes, and no personal health information. There are no accounts and no logins. Everything stays on your device.
Yes. Once loaded, the entire app works without internet. Built for homes with limited or no wifi.
No. The content covers all five developmental domains — motor, communication, cognitive, adaptive, and social-emotional. It’s useful for any EI discipline working birth to three.
That’s the plan. Massachusetts is the first edition. Other states depend on clinician demand and access to state-specific regulatory information. If you want your state next, let us know.
Reach out directly. Agency and team access options are in development. Contact Brian at contact.aiinei@gmail.com.
AI in EI is built by a clinician, and it gets better with clinician feedback. If you're working in Massachusetts EI — whether you're an OT, PT, SLP, developmental specialist, service coordinator, or supervisor — I want to hear what works, what's missing, and what would make this more useful in the field.
Join the Founding Clinician group and help shape version 1.1.
Share Your Feedback →No commitment. No spam. Just a clinician asking other clinicians what they need.
If you're running an EI program, you already know: onboarding takes months, compliance expectations keep shifting, and your clinicians are making dozens of fast clinical calls in the field every day.
AI in EI gives every clinician on your team a portable reference — milestones, red flags, compliance checklists, parent coaching language, and structured activities — organized by domain and age, validated against MA DPH standards.
It’s not a replacement for supervision. It’s a field guide that makes supervision conversations more productive.
Contact Brian about team access →Consistent clinical reference across your whole team
Faster onboarding for new clinicians
DPH compliance checklists for every event type
Ready-to-use parent coaching scripts
Works offline in any home visit environment
Not in Massachusetts? Other state editions are in development.
Tell us your state and we’ll notify you when it’s available →Start every session knowing exactly what to focus on, what to do, and what to say.
One-time purchase · No subscription · Works offline