For parents of neurodivergent kids
Your child's whole team, finally on the same page.
Each person on your child's team talks for a minute. Chorus turns it into one record your family owns — so you're no longer the only one holding the whole story.
On the stores now — download, then enter your invite. Free during the invite-only beta · Built by a parent · Never sold, no ads
Sent a link by a family? Start here.
Watch · with sound
A minute at the door
Dana, Rowan's OT, gets a link from Maya, taps it, and talks — her words become a note in Rowan's record.
How it works
Faster than the doorway conversation.
The only thing that beats a 60-second chat at pickup is a 60-second chat that doesn't disappear.
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Anyone talks for a minute
A therapist after a session, a teacher at pickup, grandma after the weekend — each opens a private link and talks, or photographs the school sheet. Nothing to install, no account to make.
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It becomes a clear note
Tidied in their own words, nothing added, the original kept underneath — and they check it before it posts.
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It lands in your child's record
You choose who sees each note, and every line traces back to who said it.
Why one record
The answer is usually between the notes.
Ask the record a question — When did the sleep change start? — and the answer points to the notes it came from.
- OT · TueHeavy work before writing. Steadier hands.
- Teacher · WedAfternoon was hard after lunch.
- Mom · WedThird short night this week.
- Seen togetherHard afternoons follow short nights. Try heavy work after lunch on those days, at school too.
Why Chorus exists
Built by a parent, for one care team first.
A parent built Chorus for their own child's care team. The therapists, the school and the nanny each knew something the others needed — and the parent was the only link between them.
The therapists said they'd leave a note if it took under a minute. That's what Chorus became.
Who it's for
One record. The right page for everyone around your child.
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Parents
Everything the team noticed today, in one place.
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Therapists
Leave your session note by voice, in a minute.
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Teachers
Send today's update home by talking at pickup.
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Sitters and nannies
Walk in with a one-page guide to this child, and know what to do if a hard moment starts.
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Grandparents
If you can leave a voicemail, you can use Chorus.
For sitters and family
Privacy
Your child's story. Your family's record.
We built Chorus as if your child will read it one day — because they might.
- You choose who sees what. Every note and section; links turn off any time.
- Never sold. No ads. Never for ads, and never used to train AI across families.
- AI that shows its sources. Every summary points to the notes behind it.
- No scores, no predictions. Respectful language, in the words your family uses.
- Take it with you. Export everything, whenever you want. Delete it, and it's gone.
Straight talk: Chorus is invite-only, and it is not a medical device. Chorus is HIPAA compliant and privacy tested, and we will sign a BAA with any therapist or provider practice that asks. Parents don't sign BAAs — your child's record is yours, and sharing it is always your choice. That choice never affects our safeguards, which protect the record while it is in Chorus. Once you share a copy outside Chorus, we can't control that copy.
Details: Privacy · Health data
For the meeting, not just the day
Walk in with the record, not a memory under pressure.
Before a school meeting or a doctor's appointment, Chorus builds your brief — your top concerns in your words, the facts, and your questions, on one page.
Briefs, ready before you are
Every line of a brief has a take this out next to it. Nothing is shared until you've read it.
Ask the record
When did the sleep change start? The answer comes back with the notes behind it.
The week, in one view
Every session in its own color, the brief queued before each one.
Questions
What people ask first
What does it cost?
Chorus is free while it is in closed, invite-only beta. When the beta ends, parents and therapists can subscribe for a small fee — the price is not set yet. And if Chorus isn't right for you, you can download your whole record and delete your account at any time.
Who is behind Chorus?
A parent built Chorus for their own child's care team. The story is above.
A family sent me a link. What is this?
A parent invited you to add to their child's record. Open the link, tap the mic, talk about how it went — you see only what they share. More about your link
Does everyone on the team need an app?
No — a private link in the browser is enough for a first note. Weekly? Your own account and the app hold your briefs and every child you support.
What do I use as a parent?
The Chorus app on iPhone or Android, or a browser. Download it, then enter your invite when it arrives.
Who can see my child's information?
Only the people you invite, and only what you share — each note and section is shared separately.
Will my child's therapist or teacher actually use it?
Open a link and talk — that's the whole ask. Chorus began when one family's therapists said they'd do exactly that, and there's a short film you can send them.
Is this a replacement for my therapist's or school's records?
No — Chorus is the family's own record, alongside theirs. Anyone who adds notes can download everything they've added, any time.
I'm a therapist or teacher. What can I share?
Share what you would tell the parent at the door, at the start of a session or at handoff. Once you add it, it is part of the family's record, and the parent decides who sees it.
What happens to our record if Chorus closes?
Families get three months' notice, then weekly reminders to download all their data.
Does it work for my child's age and diagnosis?
Children aged 0 to 11 — autism, ADHD, speech and language, sensory, developmental delays, and children with several providers. If your child has a team, Chorus is for them.
Does the AI decide anything about my child?
No. It tidies and drafts, always tied to the notes it came from — it never scores, predicts, or writes a medication line.
What about other languages?
People can speak in the language they're most comfortable in. The note keeps their voice.
How do I get in?
Chorus is invite-only. Request an invite — when it arrives, download the app and enter it, or just open your link in a browser.
I'm a therapist or teacher — do I need my own account?
For a first note, no — the family's link is enough. With your own account and the app: the brief before each session, every child you support, your own record.
Bring the whole circle together.
Opening to its first families now. Free to use during the closed, invite-only beta.
On the App Store and Google Play — download, then enter your invite. Invited by a family? Just open your link.