You remember the hard days. Now understand them.
Log a meltdown in 30 seconds. Walk into the next appointment with a clinician-ready report — not a blurry memory.
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Recommended by practising BCBAs · Works offline · Any device
Weekly Timeline
Jul 21 – Jul 27, 2026
Recent events
Pattern detected
Fridays 3× more events
Log events in under 30 seconds
Capture it. Understand it. Hand it over.
One flow, three moments — all of it visible without a single click.
Log Event
Fri, Jul 25 · 3:48 PM
Severity
Trigger
Context flags
Duration
Why it matters
"Logging takes 20 seconds. The pattern it reveals took months to find."
Step 1 — Capture
Log Events
Severity, trigger, duration, context. Works offline, in the car, in the hallway. No more trying to reconstruct a week from fragments the night before an appointment.
Log time
<30 sec
Fields
8 context flags
Access
Any device
Behavioral Timeline
July 2026 · 10 events
Trigger frequency
Pattern detected
Fridays show 3× more events. Transitions after school are the primary trigger.
Why it matters
"Suddenly I could see why Fridays were always the hardest."
Step 2 — Understand
See Patterns
The pattern you sensed but could never prove — clustered, dated, on one screen. A week-by-week visual timeline shows when events cluster and how context shifts the picture.
View range
Up to 90 days
Filters
6 context types
Charts
Interactive
BCBA Summary Report
Prepared for: Dr. Rachel O. · Session: Jul 28
10
Total events
this month
3.1
Avg severity
↑ from 2.4
Friday
Peak day
4 events
Top triggers this month
Plain-language summary
“Events cluster on Fridays (40% of total), primarily during after-school transitions. Sleep quality on Thursday nights correlates with Friday severity. Recommend reviewing Friday transition protocol.”
Why it matters
"My BCBA said it's the clearest picture she's ever gotten from a family."
Step 3 — Act
Share Reports
A month of logs becomes a one-page report. PDF or secure link. One-tap summary with key stats, top triggers, trend direction, and a plain-language narrative — ready to share before every session.
Report time
1 tap
Format
PDF + link
Clinician view
Included
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Start logging today — 30 seconds per event, about four minutes to set up.
Log each event in 30 seconds. Understand the pattern in a week. Walk into every appointment prepared.
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It writes the sentence your clinician needs to hear.
Other trackers hand you a spreadsheet and wish you luck. MeltdownDecoder turns a month of logs into plain-language findings — no interpretation needed.
The daily habit
Meltdown Log
Log each event in under 30 seconds — severity, trigger, duration, context flags.
Weekly Timeline
Jul 21 – Jul 27, 2026
Recent events
Milestone supported
30-second event capture
Tap to log the moment it happens. Severity, trigger, duration, context flags — captured before the memory fades. Works offline, syncs when you're back online.
The aha moment
Pattern Insights
MeltdownDecoder translates your data into plain-language insights your care team can act on immediately — no interpretation needed.
Behavioral Timeline
July 2026 · 10 events
Trigger frequency
Pattern detected
Fridays show 3× more events. Transitions after school are the primary trigger.
Milestone supported
Actionable behavioral intelligence
Insights like: "Meltdowns cluster on school days between 3-5 PM, often following transitions. Sleep quality correlates with next-day severity." Real sentences your BCBA can use.
The big picture
Behavioral Timeline
Week-by-week visual timeline shows when events cluster and how context shifts the picture.
Behavioral Timeline
July 2026 · 4-week view
Severity trend
Context overlays
Fridays consistently show highest severity. Poor Thursday sleep correlates with next-day events.
Milestone supported
Visual timeline with context overlays
A week-by-week visual timeline shows when events cluster and how context shifts the picture.
The appointment game-changer
BCBA Summary Report
One-tap report with key stats, top triggers, and a plain-language narrative ready to share.
BCBA Summary Report
Prepared for: Dr. Rachel O. · Session: Jul 28
10
Total events
this month
3.1
Avg severity
↑ from 2.4
Friday
Peak day
4 events
Top triggers this month
Plain-language summary
“Events cluster on Fridays (40% of total), primarily during after-school transitions. Sleep quality on Thursday nights correlates with Friday severity. Recommend reviewing Friday transition protocol.”
Milestone supported
Clinician-ready reports
A month of logs becomes a one-page report. PDF or secure link. One-tap summary with key stats, top triggers, trend direction, and a plain-language narrative — ready to share before every session.
The data was always there. Now you can see it.
Most families arrive at appointments with fragments — a rough memory of a bad week, a note on their phone. MeltdownDecoder turns months of events into a single visual that speaks for itself.
“The behavioral timeline alone saves 20 minutes of session time. I can see the whole month in one glance.”
Dr. Rachel O.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
11 years in paediatric ABA
Weekly Timeline
Jul 21 – Jul 27, 2026
Recent events
3×
more productive BCBA sessions
<30s
to log a full event with context
90 days
of behavioral history at a glance
Notes from the care room
Real words from real parents — written the way they'd text a friend.
“Finally, a tool that speaks the same language as my care team.”
I used to dread appointments because I could never remember the details. Now I walk in with a full month of data and we actually make progress.
Sarah M.
Parent of a 7-year-old with ASD
The BCBA summary alone is worth it. My son's therapist said it's the clearest picture she's ever gotten from a family in the first session.
James T.
Father, early access member
I log events right after they happen on my phone. It takes 20 seconds. The timeline at the end of the week is genuinely eye-opening.
Priya K.
Mom of twins, one with sensory processing disorder
“As a BCBA I've recommended this to every family I work with. The data quality is remarkable — parents arrive prepared and sessions are 3× more productive.”
Dr. Rachel O.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
11 years in paediatric ABA
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Before you decide
The questions every parent asks before committing — answered honestly.
In your account, encrypted, never sold or used for training. Reports are only shared when you generate a link, and links can be revoked at any time.
The report is a one-page PDF in the format clinicians already read. No account, no login, nothing for them to learn. Most BCBAs find the structured data immediately useful, even if they've never heard of the app.
Yes — founding access, including every future update. After the first 100 families the price moves to $59. Your price never changes regardless of what we charge new users.
Patterns hold up with partial data. Most families log two or three events a week and still get usable findings by month one.
Yes. We offer a 30-day no-questions-asked refund. If MeltdownDecoder isn't helping your family within the first month, email hello@meltdowndecoder.com and we'll refund you in full.
Yes. You can log events offline and they sync automatically when you reconnect. This is especially useful for logging in waiting rooms, at school pickup, or anywhere with spotty signal.
Still have questions? hello@meltdowndecoder.com
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