Time Reveals Patterns
Social, emotional, and behavioral patterns often surface at school before elsewhere.
Clarity at a Glance
Clear views help teams prioritize calmly, coordinate better, and act in alignment.
Counselor-Led Judgment
Designed to support judgment, BrainDash never labels students or replaces decisions.
Our Commitments to Schools
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These commitments are supported by our Trust & Safety standards, including COPPA-aligned data practices.
We’re Partnered With:
Engaged through design partnerships and early pilots.
Student Well-Being Shapes Readiness
Changes in student well-being rarely happen all at once. They build quietly over time, long before they disrupt learning, behavior, or attendance.When early social and emotional challenges go unseen, schools are forced to respond later, under pressure, with fewer options. That’s when decisions become reactive instead of intentional.
This is what we mean by protecting readiness.
Protecting readiness means having visibility into change with enough lead time to respond calmly, within existing capacity, before pressure forces escalation. It’s not about acting on everything sooner. It’s about seeing clearly enough to prioritize well.
Because the best gift schools give students is readiness for what comes next.
The difficult realities schools are navigating today
From real conversations with school leaders, counselors, and student life teams.
There’s no place to put things together - surveys, observations -they’re all in different places, so I have to compile them all before check-ins.
Even with strong SEL programs, we’re still missing kids. A tool that spots the invisible ones early is exactly what schools need.
If I had earlier signals, I could offer tools and support before things escalate. I could go from reacting to actually preventing.”
We’re often reacting, not preventing. If this helps us shift, that’s meaningful.
There’s just not enough we do for kids in this area. We’re trying everything from therapy dogs to morning check-ins...to help them feel seen. I’m glad you’re building something like this.
Everything becomes a crisis. My day gets derailed constantly. If I had something that flowed multiple data points easily to me, that would absolutely make my job easier.
We have all this data—attendance, grades, behavior—but we don’t have time to connect the dots. That’s where something like BrainDash becomes powerful. If it can help us catch students before they’re in crisis, that’s not just helpful - it’s essential.
We’re always playing catch-up. If something can help us get ahead and get kids help when they need it, that’s the game-changer.
Middle schoolers do not want to ask teachers for permission to see me. They don’t want to be singled out, so they don’t come.
I could actually organize my day, spend more time in classrooms, build relationships, and observe more.
Why Early Action Matters More Than Ever
of Schools Report a Mental Health Surge
(Since 2020)
of Parents Expect Support in Schools
(2023)
Student to Counselor Ratio
(1.5x Capacity)
Student to Psychologist Ratio
(2.5x Capacity)
School Hours to Pediatrician Hours
(per year)
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