What you know about your kid, turned into a plan you can use at home.
Instead of a binder, scattered notes, and the rest in your head, keep what you know about your kid in one profile, and turn it into goals, strategies, and skill-building you can use this week.
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Made by the team at Life Skills Advocate, an executive function coaching practice for neurodivergent teens and adults. Meet the people who built it.
You're the one holding it all together.
You know your kid. The hard part is that what you know is spread across places, and a lot of it lives only in your memory.
It all lives in different places
The evaluation is in one folder, the school emails in another, a strategy on a sticky note, and the rest in your head. Pulling it together takes time you rarely have.
You're the one who remembers what helped
Which reminder worked, what fell apart last year, what your kid will and won't go for. It is real, hard-won knowledge, and right now it lives with you alone.
Knowing what helps isn't the same as a plan
Turning what you know into goals and something your kid can practice this week is a project of its own, on top of everything else you carry.
Getting your kid on board is its own project
Help lands differently when it comes from a parent. Advocate360 lets your kid answer the assessment in their own words through a private link, so the plan starts from what they said, not just what you said about them. It is 77 questions and usually takes about 15 to 30 minutes, or 30 questions and about 5 to 15 minutes on the shorter Foundational version. Progress saves, so it can be done in more than one sitting.
Advocate360 holds all of it in one profile, and turns it into goals, strategies, and practice you can use.
See it with one real profile
Follow one profile, Jordan, the sample included with every account. What you put in becomes strategies and practice you can use, and you can see what shaped each one.
Start from who your kid is
Add what you know: strengths, what motivates them, the context around them. Advocate360 builds from the whole picture, not a label, so what comes out fits your kid.
Turn it into strategies you can use this week
You get strategies matched to your kid, each one saying what to try and why it fits. Edit, keep, or set aside anything; the final wording is yours.
And see what is working over time
Re-check executive function whenever you want and watch it change. You can see progress on the screen instead of carrying it all in your head.
An AI model writes the first draft of the goals and strategies. You edit, refine, or dismiss anything it produces before you use it, and we show how each draft was shaped.
Each skill area is rated across its own questions on a 0 to 4 scale, so the percentage is that person’s total out of the highest score that skill area could reach. It is a shared starting point for a conversation, not a normed or diagnostic instrument, so it is not a comparison against other people.
Loved by educators, clinicians, and families.
Real reviews from the educators, clinicians, coaches, and parents using Advocate360 to support executive function skills.
Support that fits a family budget
One-on-one executive function coaching is valuable, and published US rates put it at $475 to $675 a month. Advocate360 is not a replacement for a coach. It puts the same kind of structure, goals, strategies, and practice, in your hands from $16 a month for the whole family, not per kid.
It comes from the team behind Life Skills Advocate's coaching, built on the same approach we use with clients.
What you get in the 14-day free trial
- 14 days, free.
- No credit card required to sign up.
- 2 profiles to try it with. The Supporter plan includes 10.
- Up to 5 exercise downloads.
- Jordan's demo profile, ready from day one, so you can look around a full profile before adding anyone of your own.
For individual practitioners, parents & coaches
Billed monthly · or $16/mo billed annually, a 20% saving
Try it free for 14 daysNo credit card required
- 10 profiles included. Add 5 more profiles for $5/month.
- Unlimited assessments.
- Unlimited goals.
- 200+ exercises and printables in the Executive Function Resource Library, with about five new exercises added each month.
Working with families as a school, clinic or practice? See Team plans.
If you stop paying, your account stays open in read-only mode. Everything you have made stays there and stays downloadable, and resubscribing restores full access.
Built to keep your kid's information private
You can use it without putting identifying details in: use initials or a nickname, and share only what you choose to.
De-identified by design
Your kid's profile is its own record. We recommend initials or a nickname for it. You decide what identifying information, if any, goes in, and you can edit or delete it anytime.
Encrypted, and not sold
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We don't sell or rent your family's data, and we don't use it for advertising.
Your data doesn't train AI
Advocate360 uses Anthropic's Claude models through Anthropic's business API. Data sent there isn't used to train the models, and Anthropic deletes it within 30 days in the ordinary course. Our privacy policy sets out the limited exceptions.
A support tool, not a medical record
Advocate360 supports executive function skill-building. It is not a medical or diagnostic record, and no diagnosis is required to use it.
Want more on security, vendors, and data processing? The Teams page covers it, and full documentation is available on request. Security details.
Family questions
What age is Advocate360 for?
Profiles work from grade school through adulthood, and the assessment includes a picture-based answer option for younger kids. The goals, strategies, and exercises come from Life Skills Advocate's coaching practice with neurodivergent teens and adults, so the library is deepest from the teen years up, including grown kids still building independence.
My kid is done with high school. Is this still for us?
Yes. A lot of families come to this after school-based supports end. Profiles work for adults, and the goals and strategies fit independent living, work, and college as much as school.
Do I need a diagnosis to use it?
No diagnosis is required to use Advocate360.
My kid doesn't have an IEP. Is this still useful?
Yes. No IEP is required. Families use it at home on its own, and it also helps you organize what you know before IEP or 504 conversations.
Can my kid use it themselves?
The account stays with you, and your kid doesn't need a login. You can send them a private link to complete the assessment in their own words, on their own device, and the goals and strategies are built from what they wrote.
Is this a replacement for a coach or therapist?
No. Advocate360 is a support tool, not coaching, therapy, or medical treatment. Some families use it on its own; others use it alongside a coach or therapist to carry the work between sessions.
Do I have to enter my kid's name?
No. We encourage de-identified profiles using initials or a nickname.
What does a percentage like 36% mean?
It is that person’s own answers, scored. Every question in a skill area is rated 0 to 4, and the percentage is their total out of the highest score that skill area could reach, which is 7 questions and 28 points on the Comprehensive assessment. The report groups each result into one of three bands: Needs Support at 0 to 49%, Supported at 50 to 69%, and Independent at 70 to 100%. It is not a normed or diagnostic instrument, so the number is not a comparison against other people and it is not a diagnosis.
How long does the assessment take?
There are two lengths. Comprehensive covers all 11 skill areas in 77 questions and usually takes about 15 to 30 minutes. Foundational covers 5 core skills in 30 questions and usually takes about 5 to 15 minutes. Comments can be left on any question and on each skill area, so someone who wants to add context will take longer. Progress saves, so it can be done in more than one sitting.
How accurate are the AI-drafted goals and strategies?
AI drafts are a starting point. You can edit, dismiss, or refine anything it produces, so accuracy stays in your hands.
Does what I enter train AI models?
No. Advocate360 uses Anthropic's Claude models through Anthropic's business API. Data sent to that API is not used to train the models, and Anthropic deletes it within 30 days in the ordinary course. Our privacy policy sets out the limited exceptions.
Is there a free trial? Do I need a credit card?
Yes. There's a 14-day free trial and signup doesn't ask for a card. The trial includes 2 profiles and up to 5 exercise downloads, and Jordan's demo profile is in it from day one.
What does it cost?
The Supporter plan is $20/month and includes up to 10 profiles, which is plenty for one family. The free trial includes 2.
What happens if I stop paying?
Your account stays open in read-only mode. Your profiles, assessments, goals and strategies stay where they are, and anything you have already generated stays downloadable as a PDF or a Word file. A plan is what opens up new work: creating and editing goals, running a new assessment, and adapting exercises. Resubscribe any time to restore full access.
See it with your own kid, free for 14 days.
Jordan's demo profile is in your trial from day one, so you can see a full profile, real strategies, and a plan before you add anything about your kid.
No credit card required