For SEND families · Made in the UK

Wellbeing support
for the whole
SEND family.

An app built by a GP and parent who knows what it's like — for the parents who hold it together, and the young people building their own way through.

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Heedli parent dashboard with daily check-in summary

Heedli young-person dashboard with schedule and progress

No. 01On the work between

Most family life happens between appointments.

The school emails that need answering by Monday. The 11pm Google search for what an EHCP actually is. The third call to the GP about the same thing. The small win you nearly missed because you were too tired to notice. The strategy that worked once and you can't quite remember the shape of it now.

The professionals do their part in the appointments. We built this for everything else — the slow, ordinary work of holding a family together, written down somewhere kind so you don't have to carry all of it in your head.

No. 02Inside the app

A toolkit for the whole family.

Daily check-ins

Track the small things that add up.

A two-minute end-of-day note builds a record of what was actually happening — not just what you can remember in the next appointment. Mood, sleep, eating, energy, what worked, what didn't.

Young people get their own version. Same questions, their own words, their own voice.

Quick mood + body check
Free-text journal
Pattern timeline you can hand to a clinician

Emergency toolkit with breathe, ground, timer, safe space

Calm tools

Something to reach for in the middle of it.

When the hard moment is happening — yours or theirs — opening the app shouldn't be one more decision. The toolkit is two taps: a 4-4-4-2 breathing visual, a grounding exercise, a timer, a safe-space view, the helplines that matter, all in one place.

It also remembers that you reached for it. Not as data; just as a quiet reminder that asking for help is the move.

Navigate the system

EHCPs, DLA, school letters — written in plain English.

The acronyms aren't a test. We translate the parts of the SEND system you actually need this week, with calm guides, deadline reminders, and AI-assisted draft letters when it's your turn to write to the local authority or the SENCO.

Everything you produce is yours. Nothing is shared without your say-so.

Plain-English glossary
Calendar with statutory deadlines
AI-drafted letters you edit before sending

Calendar showing EHCP deadlines and appointments

Insights you can share

A year of small notes, made legible.

Annual reviews go better when you can show, not tell. Insights turn months of check-ins into patterns: triggers, what helps, what's improving — generated as a clean PDF you can take into the room.

AI is optional, on-device where possible, and never trained on your data.

A space that's theirs

Built with young people, not just for them.

The Young Person Hub is a separate, age-appropriate experience. Their feelings, their schedule, their achievements, their notes — with the privacy controls you'd want for them.

Grown-ups can be invited in. They don't get the keys.

Custom themes & avatars
Private journal with optional sharing
Streaks and badges that aren't shouty

Setup

Two minutes from download to your first check-in.

No account-juggling, no marketing email tax, no 30-question questionnaire before you can see anything useful. You arrive, you tell us who's who, you start.

The young person joins with a code from you whenever you're both ready.

No. 03Getting started

Two minutes from download to your first check-in.

Download the app.

Available on iOS and Android. No account needed to get a feel for it — start with the demo, add a child profile when you're ready.

Add who's in the family.

Your child's profile, any other carers you want involved. The young person joins with a code from you whenever you're both ready — no email required for them.

Start where it helps.

Most parents land in Daily Check-ins first. Young people start with My Day. There's no right order; the app meets you where you are.

No. 04Why we built this

Built by someone who gets it.

We're not building this to disrupt anything. We're building it because raising a child with additional needs is hard, and the support around it could be a lot kinder than it is.

Heedli was started by a GP who is also a parent of a child with special needs. The app is the version of support we wanted ourselves at 11pm on a school night — the one that remembers what was hard last week, doesn't shout, and writes things down in plain English.

It's for the whole family. Parents and carers get a quiet place to log what's going on, ask for help when it's heavy, and keep the EHCP work moving. Young people get a space of their own, designed with — not just for — them.

We answer every email. Often slowly, always personally.

— The Heedli team · Made in the UK

Built with guidance from

IPSEAContact (charity for families with disabled children)SEND Code of Practice (2015)Children and Families Act (2014)

And countless parents who shared their experiences with us.

No. 05Pricing

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Daily check-ins
Crisis helplines
5 saved strategies
1 child profile
Basic journal

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No. 06Common questions

A few things parents ask first.

We're not in a hurry.
Take your time.

Early access means you get to use the app while it's still taking shape, and tell us what's missing. We answer every email — often slowly, always personally — and we don't add you to anything else.

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Wellbeing supportfor the wholeSEND family.

Most family life happens between appointments.