Know exactly where your child can grow
You live the routines every day, but patterns hide in plain sight. Is Tuesday really harder, or does it just feel that way? Is independence actually improving? Sproutive answers these questions with quiet, on-device pattern detection — the kind of analysis a therapist does across weeks of session notes, running automatically in your pocket.
Privacy first, always: every insight on this page is computed on your device by a transparent, rule-based engine. No cloud AI, no uploads, no account. The analysis lives — and stays — exactly where your child's data does: with you.
Seven detectors watching for what you might miss
Each one turns weeks of small data points into one plain-language insight with a practical suggestion attached.
Tricky weekdays
"Completion drops sharply on Tuesdays." When one day consistently falls well below the others, you'll know — and can plan around swimming lessons, changeovers or a heavy school day.
Time-of-day difficulty
Compares mornings, afternoons and evenings to reveal when your child genuinely struggles most — so you can move demanding tasks to their stronger hours.
Emotion patterns
Spots when "upset" or "tired" check-ins cluster around particular days or times — often the earliest clue to a sensory trigger or a sleep issue.
Break spikes
Flags days when break requests jump to more than double the fortnightly average — a gentle early-warning sign of rising stress before it becomes a meltdown.
Independence trend
Tracks whether your child is doing more (or less) without help over the past 14–30 days, so you can see prompt fading actually working.
Task-specific struggles
When one particular task keeps failing or needing heavy help, the app suggests breaking it into smaller steps or adding more support — before frustration sets in.
Reward motivation
Notices whether completion rates rise as your child gets close to a reward — telling you if the current rewards genuinely motivate, or need refreshing.
Sensory patterns
Correlates emotions, breaks and calm-toolkit use to surface possible sensory overload patterns worth discussing with your OT.
Coaching tips
A weekly, practical tip drawn from a library of evidence-informed strategies — matched to the patterns actually detected in your home, not generic advice.
A week of growth, on one calm screen
Behind the parent PIN lives a full dashboard: completion charts, star and XP progress, emotion summaries, independence scores and every detected insight — plus a private parent journal for the context numbers can't hold.
- Weekly report — a structured summary of wins, patterns and suggestions, ready for the fridge or the therapy session
- Independence score — one number, tracked over time, that answers "is this actually working?"
- Smart routine suggestions — age-appropriate routine ideas based on what already works for your child
- Difficulty auto-adjustment hints — when a task is too hard (or too easy), the app says so
Walk into the OT's office with evidence, not guesses
"How have the last few weeks been?" is a hard question to answer from memory. Sproutive exports clean, professional reports — generated on your device, shared only when you choose to hand them over.
PDF progress reports
A polished summary of completions, independence, emotions and patterns — ready to print or email to your child's therapist, paediatrician or school.
CSV raw data
Every data point in spreadsheet form, for professionals who want to run their own analysis — or for your own records.
You stay in control
Exports are files on your device, nothing more. Sharing them is a deliberate act by you — never an automatic upload by us.
Transparent rules, not a mystery black box
Sproutive doesn't send your child's data to an AI in the cloud — there is no cloud. Instead, a carefully designed rule-based engine runs on the device, using clear thresholds you could explain to your OT:
- A weekday is flagged "tricky" when completion falls below 40% while other days sit above 60%
- A break spike means more than double the 14-day average in a single day
- The independence trend uses a simple regression over your last 14–30 days of completions
- A task is flagged when over 70% of attempts in a week failed or needed heavy support
Predictable software for kids. Predictable analysis for parents. That's the philosophy all the way down.
Why on-device analysis matters
- Nothing to breach — sensitive behavioural data about your child never exists on any server
- Works offline — insights update on the aeroplane, at the campsite, anywhere
- No profile is built — your child is never scored, ranked or modelled by anyone but you
- It's yours — export it, print it, delete it. We never see it either way