Goal tracking designed for the OT's clinical reality.
You address fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care routines, and classroom participation — often in a 20-minute pull-out session squeezed between lunch and recess. Osprey gives you a workspace that respects both the breadth of your scope and the compression of your schedule.
Fine motor and visual-motor goals with rubric scoring.
Track grasp patterns, cutting accuracy, handwriting legibility, and visual-motor integration using rubric scales that match how you already rate performance — not a binary correct/incorrect checkbox.
Sensory processing documentation.
Record sensory-diet adherence, modulation observations, and self-regulation strategies. Osprey connects sensory data to functional outcomes so IEP teams see the link between the sensory profile and classroom behavior.
ADL tracking for self-care goals.
Dressing, feeding, toileting, and grooming goals follow task-analysis steps with prompt-level tracking. Progress is visible per step, not buried in a paragraph note.
Consultation and classroom observation.
When the IEP calls for consultative OT, Osprey documents classroom observations, environmental recommendations, and teacher follow-through — giving the team a record of what was recommended and what was implemented.
OT workflow
Goal tracking designed for the OT's clinical reality.
School-based functional performance that supports educational access.
Your students and sessions in one place
Pull-out sessions, consults, and classroom observations tied to each student's OT goals in one workspace.
Functional, classroom-relevant fine-motor data
Record grasp, quality, and assistance during classroom tool-use tasks — framed as a related service, not a clinic note.
Functional-performance progress toward an educational-access goal
Progress percentages trend toward the educational-access criterion the IEP team agreed on.
School-based OT outcomes that tie to classroom participation
Fine-motor, self-regulation, and ADL metrics summarized for the outcomes teams actually report on.
Get Osprey as an OT.
Download the app or try the live demo shaped for occupational therapy workflows.