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Paste scores from the assessments you already use, or preload a battery and let the subtests fill themselves in. Graph them, compare raters, and build the report — without typing the same numbers twice.
For school psychologists, neuropsychologists, SLPs, and special education teams.
Graphing is free, forever — no account. Report writing is $50/year for all five writers. See what's included →
Enter scores once — check them, visualize them, and generate a clean, editable report. Your data never leaves your browser.
Full scale, composite, cluster, and subtest scores across any cognitive battery — WISC-V, WJ-IV, KABC-II, CAS-2, and more.
Reading, math, and writing scores organized by SLD eligibility area — WIAT-4, WJ-V ACH, KTEA-3, and more.
Multi-rater adaptive behavior — parent, teacher, and self scores side by side, with then-vs-now comparison. ABAS-3, Vineland-3.
Behavior rating scales across raters — parent, teacher, and self on the same graph. BASC-3, Conners-4, and more.
Autism rating scales across raters — parent, teacher, and self on the same graph, with clinical summary. ASRS, SRS-2, GARS-3, CARS-2.
Visualize scores and print professional graphs — free, no account needed.
Plot any standardized score from any source — name your own categories, set your own thresholds, and produce a clean chart.
Plot scores from any domain in one view — ideal for full evaluations across cognitive, academic, speech, and motor areas.
Built for
Enter scores once. Graph them, compare raters, and build the report — without retyping anything.
Plot standardized scores from any battery on a professional normal curve, dot plot, or box & whisker — clear enough that families and teams actually understand where a score falls.
Behavior and adaptive rating scales are built for comparison, so the tools plot every rater on a single chart. Agreement and disagreement between raters becomes obvious at a glance.
Scores you already entered flow straight into a clean, editable report: score tables, descriptive ranges, confidence intervals, and your graphs — all assembled. You keep every bit of the clinical interpretation.
Sound familiar?
You already did the hard part — the testing and the thinking. The report writers do the tedious part: turning your scores into assembled tables, graphs, and narrative scaffolding, so you're editing a draft instead of building one from scratch.
| What you get | Free | Pro — $50/yr |
|---|---|---|
| Entering & graphing scores | ||
| Manual entry, paste & parse from score reports | ✓ | ✓ |
| Battery preloads — subtests auto-populate | ✓ | ✓ |
| Normal curve, dot plot & box & whisker | ✓ | ✓ |
| Multi-rater graphs (parent / teacher / self) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Custom threshold lines & descriptive ranges | ✓ | ✓ |
| Print-ready black & white output | ✓ | ✓ |
| Save your work to your own device & reload it | ✓ | ✓ |
| The learning hub | ✓ | ✓ |
| Account required | No | Yes |
| Writing the report | ||
| Score tables assembled — ranges & confidence intervals filled in | — | ✓ |
| Narrative scaffolding written around your scores | — | ✓ |
| Per-section breakdown graphs inside the narrative | — | ✓ |
| Graphs embedded in the report and swappable in place | — | ✓ |
| Export to Word, formatting intact | — | ✓ |
| All five report writers — Cognitive, Achievement, Adaptive, Social-Emotional, Autism | — | ✓ |
Sign in on any report writer to upgrade. Free graphing needs no account.
Standard scores, scaled scores, T-scores, z-scores, percentiles, stanines, NCEs — enter any format and it converts automatically.
Distinct shapes for every domain so your chart is clear in black and white — no color printer required.
Set any threshold — 7th or 12th percentile for eligibility, 16th percentile for clinical cutoffs, or any value your protocol uses.
Save your scores to a file and load them back any time. Perfect for revisits, updates, or sharing with colleagues.
Hover any dot to see the score, percentile, and classification — great for reviewing before printing or presenting.
From blank chart to print-ready in minutes. No more copying screenshots from multiple platforms or hand-drawing on whiteboards.
The features that matter most when you're evaluating back-to-back — speed, flexibility, and zero admin overhead.
Select WISC-V, WIAT-4, CELF-5, or any supported battery and the full score table populates instantly. Enter your values and plot — no manual setup.
Save your chart as a local file and reload it any time — for re-evaluations, team reviews, or picking up where you left off.
Plot a full multidisciplinary evaluation — cognitive, academic, speech, and motor scores — all in one chart with no limits.
Granite Ridge Reporting is a rendering engine — it takes numbers you enter and draws a graph. That's it. It does not store, transmit, or have any access to the data you enter. No student names, no scores, no evaluation data ever leave your browser.
The Save File feature saves your work as a file directly to your own device — you decide where it goes, just like saving any other document. No cloud upload. No server. You're in complete control of where your files live and who has access to them.
Why this matters: You work with confidential student and client records every day. This tool is built so you never have to think twice — it's just a graphing engine running in your browser. Enter your scores, print your chart, close the tab. Nothing stays with us, because nothing was ever sent to us.
Plain-language explainers for the things you end up explaining to families and teams. Free, no account needed.
What a graph communicates that a table of numbers can't — and why families understand it faster.
Standard scores, scaled scores, T-scores, z-scores, percentiles, stanines and NCEs — and how they relate.
Where the classification labels come from, why they differ between publishers, and how to word them.
What the band around a score actually means, and how to explain measurement error without jargon.
Normal curve, dot plot or box & whisker — which one fits the question you're answering.
Reading T-scores across parent, teacher and self-report, and what rater disagreement tells you.
Why they get misread in meetings, and what to say when someone asks for them.
The assessment vocabulary in one place, defined without circular definitions.
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