Everything on this page is free and needs no account. The calculators run inside your own browser, so nothing you type is ever sent anywhere. Built by a school psychologist who writes these reports too.
Ready for the full report? These tools are free. AUTOMATA turns score-report PDFs into tables, graphs, narrative, and recommendations — you review and sign.
Type a score, get the percentile, the confidence interval, the descriptive range, and the same score in every other metric. Paste a whole column and it converts all of them at once.
Open the calculatorExact age on the day you tested, the evaluation deadline counted from consent, the annual, and the triennial — with the days remaining on each.
Open the calculatorPut your scores in and get a properly formatted APA table with a matching graph underneath. Copy either one straight into Word — formatting and all.
Build a tablePick WISC-V, WJ IV, BASC-3 or any other test in the battery. The indexes are already on the axes. Copy a Times New Roman APA bar, line, scatter, or bell curve straight into Word.
Open the grapherDrop a finished psychoeducational report and see the things that get it sent back: another student’s name, the wrong pronoun, a merge field that never filled, a score in the narrative the table doesn’t show, a percentile that doesn’t match its score, an age that doesn’t match the birth date. Plus the typos and spacing. Runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Open Report ProofA twelve-slide deck for the meeting: what was tested, what a percentile actually means, strengths, needs, what changes at school, and parent rights. Fill in the blanks and present it. Yours to rebrand.
Download the deck PDF versionThe section structure AUTOMATA reports are built from — yours to keep and adapt to your district's format. We email it to you.
Get the templatePlain-English descriptions of the common cognitive, academic, memory, behavior and adaptive tests — plus how to read standard, scaled and T scores.
Read the descriptionsThe sections the law expects in a psychoeducational report, and the mistakes that most often get one challenged.
Read the guideA complete psychoeducational report written from fictional data, with every number traceable to the cell it came from.
See the sampleChange a score and watch the report rewrite itself — tables, graph, narrative and all — right in your browser.
Open the demoThese are free tools, not legal or clinical advice. Timelines and descriptor wording vary by state, district and publisher — when any of these disagree with your district, follow your district.