🗺️ The family journey
Most families meet these tools one confusing moment at a time. Here is the whole path in the order it actually happens — which tool does what, what is free, what LearningBridge Family covers, and what is billed separately — so you can see the full picture before you start.
1 · The letter 2 · Practice 3 · Progress 4 · The meeting
What costs what, up front
| Step | Tool | Free | If you need more |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · Understand the letter | SchoolBridge | 3 translations a day | Included with Family — unlimited |
| 2 · Practise at home | LearningBridge | 10 practice problems a day per child, plus 1 worksheet a day | Family — unlimited, for all your children |
| 3 · Keep the evidence | ProgressProof | Work samples for 1 child — as many samples as you like | Family — every child |
| 4 · Prepare for the meeting | IEP Compass | Your first document analysis | $12.99/month — a separate subscription, not part of Family |
| 4 · Adapt the material | LessonRemix | Your first 2 remixes | $14.99/month — a separate subscription, not part of Family |
LearningBridge Family is $9.99/month and covers steps 1–3. The two step-4 tools are billed on their own: joining Family does not include them, and you never need them to use steps 1–3. Nothing on this page signs you up for anything — each tool starts free, on its own page.
Step 1 · 📬 A letter comes home from school
The moment: a letter or form arrives — maybe in a language you are still learning, maybe in plain English full of school words nobody explains.
What you do: paste it into SchoolBridge. You get the translation, a short plain-language summary of what it means, and explanations of the school words — IEP, 504 plan, report card — in the same view. It works between Spanish, Haitian Creole, French, English (plain language).
Example (fictional): “There will be no school on Friday. Parent–teacher conferences are next week — a sign-up sheet comes home on Monday.” SchoolBridge would translate it, keep “Friday” and “Monday” exactly as written, and add: this is about school closing for a day and a meeting sign-up coming.
Your original stays yours. The letter you pasted is saved next to its translation in your account history, so you can always compare them side by side — and delete both whenever you like. Always check names, dates, and numbers against the original before you act on a translation.
Cost: free for 3 translations a day with a free account. Family makes them unlimited.
Open SchoolBridge →Step 2 · ✏️ Turn it into practice
The moment: the letter tells you what the class is working on — or what is coming up next — and you want to help at home without turning the kitchen table into a second school day.
What you do: open LearningBridge and pick practice in that area: reading, math, or homework help from a photo of the worksheet. Your child gets short activities at the right level, with read-aloud, pictures and counters, step-by-step help, and hints — help first, answers earned. You see the story in a calm parent dashboard: skills practised, growing independence, what is due for review.
Cost: free for 10 practice problems a day per child plus 1 worksheet a day, with the full parent progress report. Family makes practice and worksheets unlimited, for all your children.
Open LearningBridge →Step 3 · 📈 Show the progress
The moment: weeks pass, and the work your child brings home is the real evidence of how things are going — if you can keep it in one place.
What you do: photograph finished work in ProgressProof, tag the subject, and record honestly how much help it took — independent, some help, or lots of help. The samples sit beside the practice progress in one dated timeline, and you can print a summary to take with you.
ProgressProof shows work examples and practice records side by side. It does not determine whether an IEP goal has been met — that judgment belongs to you and the school team, with this evidence in hand.
Cost: free for work samples for 1 child — with no limit on how many samples that child has (each photo under 8 MB). Family covers every child.
Open ProgressProof →Step 4 · 🤝 Walk into the meeting prepared
The moment: a meeting is scheduled — an IEP or 504 review — and the document at the centre of it is long, formal, and written in school language.
What you do: upload the document to IEP Compass. You get a plain-language summary where every goal, accommodation, and service is backed by a verbatim quote from the document itself, meeting-prep questions to bring, and a comparison with last year's document. Bring your ProgressProof summary from step 3 as the evidence beside it.
Cost: your first document analysis is free. After that, IEP Compass is $12.99/month — a separate subscription. It is not included in LearningBridge Family.
IEP Compass does not provide legal advice and does not decide compliance. It helps you understand the document and prepare your questions; decisions stay with you and the school.
Adapting material counts as preparation, too. LessonRemix — built for teachers, open to parents — turns a lesson or worksheet into simplified steps, leveled reading, and picture-supported versions, and nothing exports until you approve each section. Your first 2 remixes are free; after that it is $14.99/month, also a separate subscription, not part of Family.
Open IEP Compass → Open LessonRemix →