For school counselors

Your caseload,
remembered.

You already know which students need you. What no one can do is hold hundreds of threads in their head for six years. The Twin does the remembering and the arithmetic, so your hour goes to the conversation only you can have.

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Who needs you this weekDEMO CASELOAD · ORDERED BY WHAT CARRIES MONEY
The counselor console's Money and dates screen for a demo caseload of four students: one senior who has said there is no parent to ask, and every open aid or testing deadline for each student, most outstanding first.
WHAT YOU SEE Deadlines, patterns and requests for help. WHAT YOU DON'T What a student typed to her Twin. Her words stay hers, which is why students keep using it.

The counselor view, from the demo caseload. No real student appears anywhere on this site.

Four things you'll use every week

01Who needs you this weekOrdered by the deadlines that carry money, not by the calendar, across every student you're responsible for.
02Who asked for youWhen a question belongs to a person, the Twin points the student to you, by name. Those requests land here.
03Records ready to checkActivity lists drafted from the school's own record, every line showing where it came from, for you to check.
04Your caseload, as patternsWhere groups of students are heading, and whether your course offerings give them somewhere to go next. For planning programs, never for deciding about one child.

Your role, protected

It hands students back to you. It never takes your place.

  • It never replaces your judgment.It shows evidence and options. Advice about a student's life stays with you.
  • It never turns a student into a score.No rankings, no odds, no verdicts, and no direction from a single grade or club.
  • It never turns silence into a flag.A student who goes quiet gets a gentle check-in from her Twin, not a mark in a file.
  • It never adds a system to feed.It starts from the roster your district already exports. No new data entry for you.
TRY IT YOURSELF Step into a sample caseload Demo students across grades 10 to 12. Your week, a help request, a record to check and your caseload's patterns. Nothing is saved and no real student appears. See the counselor view
FOR YOUR PRINCIPAL Make the case in one page Why now, what it costs, what the pilot is, what gets measured and how student data is protected. Ready to print or forward, with room for your own note. Get the one-pager

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