AI Diary for Teachers
Help educators capture observations and bring everyday learning and behaviour signals into a shared support workflow.

SafeMango connects classroom signals to educator-approved neuroplay—helping students build the focus, self-regulation, and cognitive skills that learning depends on.
Connect what teachers notice, what parents observe, and what counsellors assess—with educator-approved FUMI practice and a shared view of progress.
Help educators capture observations and bring everyday learning and behaviour signals into a shared support workflow.
A counsellor workspace for understanding needs, coordinating support, and following changes across time.
Connect support plans with purposeful practice in attention, engagement, and emotional regulation.
A connected workflow for teachers, counsellors, families, and children. Multiple ways to begin; an educator-approved plan at the centre.
Start with a teacher observation, parent input, counsellor assessment, or a child’s neuroplay baseline. Approved school records add context to the concern.
Record what happened, the activity, and what the teacher tried.
Bring together family observations, assessment context, attendance, assignments, and relevant school records.
The ARRC Engine brings assessment, reporting, recommendation, and curation into the support loop. Cross-check signals and agree a baseline before choosing practice.
Explore attention, learning readiness, task engagement, behaviour, and wellbeing in context.
Agree what to review: prompts to start, time on task, assignment completion, or transition time.
The teacher, counsellor, or support team reviews the goal, classroom strategy, and proposed practice. Educators approve the plan and its changes.
Use student check-ins, a needs view, tiered support, intervention tracking, and review preparation.
Coordinate whole-class strategies, targeted groups, and individual plans; record responsibilities and follow-up dates.
FUMI extends the agreed skill goal into child-friendly practice, alongside the everyday support educators and families provide.
Attention & focus, learning readiness, task engagement, and behaviour.
Anxiety, peer safety, and anger & emotional regulation—with adult support and follow-through.
Repeat the agreed measures, compare with the starting point, and check what support was delivered. The educator decides whether to continue, adapt, or bring in more help.
Review classroom observations, parent context, practice progress, and everyday participation together.
Track sessions delivered, goal progress, follow-up actions, and the next review date.
The teacher records the pattern. A parent adds context. The team agrees a task-persistence goal and baseline, approves classroom support and relevant FUMI practice, then reviews completion and prompts needed.
Illustrative pathway · Task persistenceProduct availability, school-system connections, and the FUMI link are scoped with each school. School support plans and changes remain educator-approved.
View the Product Website ↗Parentof’s attention and anger-management studies support the research direction behind our work. They studied earlier interventions; they do not establish outcomes for the entire current SafeMango school platform.
Expert-recorded sustained attention increased by an average of 124.3% after three months in 85 children.
85 children · 3 months · Pre–post studyRead the evidence ↗Parent-reported anger episodes lasting more than ten minutes decreased by 60% over three months.
30 children · 3 months · Within-subjects pre–postRead the evidence ↗Talk with the Parentof team about this product and its current scope.