Behavior Tracker ABC vs Sandpit Talk

Behavior Tracker helps parents and carers record difficult moments, spot patterns, and create clearer notes to share with others. Quickly log what happened before, during and after an incident using an ABC-style format: - Antecedent: what was happening just before? - Behavior: what did you see? - Consequence: what happened next? - Severity and duration - Location - Early signs - What helped - Notes Behavior Tracker is designed for families supporting children who may have meltdowns, self-injurious behavior, distress, transitions, denied access difficulties, sensory triggers, or other challenging moments. Reports & Insights A one-time purchase unlocks Reports & Insights. There is no subscription. View weekly and longer-term patterns, including: - Entries over time - Average severity - Average duration - Common antecedents, behaviors and responses - Situations that often lead to incidents - Trends that may show whether things are improving You can also generate shareable PDF reports from your logged incidents. Reports can include incident summaries, charts, antecedent-behavior summaries, common situation summaries, average severity, average duration, and recorded patterns over time. Reports may be useful when preparing for conversations with family members, schools, carers, therapists, consultants, or behavior specialists. They are based only on the incidents you record and do not provide clinical conclusions or advice. Common situations You can add common situations, such as morning dressing, waiting for dinner, bedtime, or leaving the house, and estimate how often they usually happen. This helps compare incidents with routine frequency, giving a clearer picture than incident counts alone. For example, 3 incidents in a week may mean something very different if the routine happened 3 times or 30 times. Export and share Export logs or create PDF reports to help prepare for conversations with family members, schools, carers, therapists or behavior specialists. Behavior Tracker is not a medical device and does not provide diagnosis or treatment advice. It is a practical logging and reflection tool to help families record what happened and notice patterns over time.

Got an inclusion challenge on your mind? Let's have a chat. Sandpit Talk is a space for educators to think through a classroom inclusion challenge with pixel Craig — an AI companion built on the inclusive-education approach of Craig Smith, creator of The Universal Sandpit and educator with 20+ years experience working with neurodivergent students. Describe what's happening in your classroom and have a real back-and-forth: pixel Craig listens first, asks the questions a trusted colleague would ask, and offers practical, evidence-informed strategies for Australian classrooms — always strengths-based, always neurodiversity-affirming. Then, when you're ready, one tap turns your conversation into a simple five-step implementation plan you can start this week. Every plan includes a "look for" sign so you know each step is working. FEATURES • A genuine conversation — not a form. Pixel Craig reflects, asks, and suggests, grounded in strengths-first, environment-first practice • Five-step plans built from your actual conversation, ordered so step one can start tomorrow • My Plans — every plan saved on your device, ready to revisit • Share any plan as a PDF to colleagues, leadership, or your own records • Private by design: no accounts, no analytics, conversations never stored, and Craig never sees your conversations or plans • Designed for iPhone and iPad, with full VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support Sandpit Talk supports — never replaces — your professional judgement, your school's processes, and the team around your student. From The Universal Sandpit, used by thousands of educators worldwide.