A parent and child playing together at a table with therapy toys

Multiple therapists.
Multiple home programs.
One place to keep it straight.

Every appointment ends with something new to remember: an exercise, a worksheet, a new goal, a shift in priorities. CaraSync catches it in the moment, whether it's spoken instructions, a handout, a portal message, or a quick video, and turns it into one clear program, all in one place you can see at a glance.

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What it does

Built for the time between appointments.

1

Capture it however it comes

Spoken instructions, a handout, a portal message, a text, a quick video: click to record, and CaraSync takes it from there.

2

It becomes a clear checklist

However messy the input, a rushed hallway conversation, a photographed handout, a voice memo, CaraSync turns it into organized steps for that child, for that therapy.

3

Everyone stays on the same page

Share your child's program with grandparents, sitters, or anyone else who helps, so the work doesn't rest on just you.

Progress starts
in the session.
It builds at home.

A musician might have a lesson every week, but without practice in between, those skills take longer to develop. Home programs are that practice, the repetition that keeps hard-won gains from slipping. CaraSync is built for those days, however many therapies and however many kids you're carrying.

A parent guiding their child through a home stretching exercise
Sarah Price, Pediatric OT Practitioner
Sarah Price, Pediatric OT Practitioner and parent.
Why we built it

The clinician's point of view, and the parent's.

Sarah Price is a pediatric therapy practitioner with over 20 years of experience in the field of occupational therapy. She brings the experience of working alongside children, families, and multidisciplinary therapy and behavioral teams.

She is also the mother of a medically involved child with special needs. Her professional experience and personal journey have given her a unique perspective on pediatric therapy, from both the clinician's and the caregiver's point of view. Navigating multiple therapies for her own child gave her firsthand insight into the challenges families face when carrying out home therapy programs in their day-to-day lives.

That combination of experience is the foundation behind this project.

Sarah is a COTA, nationally certified through NBCOT and licensed in Texas.

“Navigating multiple therapies for my own child gave me firsthand insight into the challenges families face when carrying out home therapy programs in their day-to-day lives.”

Fair things to ask before you sign up.

Is the app available yet?Open

Not yet. CaraSync is in development. The waitlist is how we choose who gets into the first beta, and waitlist families get in before anyone else.

What will it cost?Open

We haven't set pricing. The beta will be free for the families who help us build it, and we'll tell waitlist members what we're planning before anyone is asked to pay for anything.

What if we have several therapies, or several children?Open

Each therapy gets its own program, and each child gets their own set, so one child in speech only is just as simple as three children with a therapy each. If you'd rather see everything as one daily list with activities labeled by therapy and by child, that's a direction we can build; tell us on the form and it moves up the list.

Do my child's therapists have to use it too?Open

No. CaraSync works from whatever your clinicians already send home. If they want to participate later, even better, but nothing depends on it.

What do you do with what I share here?Open

We use it to decide what to build first and to know where to launch. We don't sell it, and we don't add you to marketing lists. You can ask us to delete it at any time.

How many emails should I expect?Open

Very few. One when the beta opens, and possibly one asking a few questions about how therapy works in your house. That's it.

We're building this now, with families like yours.

Join the waitlist and you'll be first into the beta, first to tell us what's working, and first to shape what comes next.

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Free. We'll only write when there's something real to try.