The full triangle.
Parent, advocate, teacher, therapist — one workspace, role-aware permissions. Real RBAC, not email forwarding.
Gardenia is where parents, teachers, and advocates meet around a child's special education plan — with the records, the rights, and the real-talk handbook all in one warm workspace.
What lives here
Parent, advocate, teacher, therapist — one workspace, role-aware permissions. Real RBAC, not email forwarding.
AES-256 at rest. Export anything any time. Nothing shared without your signed, informed consent.
Twenty years of special-ed experience, distilled into the guides, letters, and nudges when you need them.
The 7 rights tracker
The Procedural Safeguards packet is the PDF nobody reads. Gardenia breaks the seven rights under IDEA into a living garden — one bloom per right, each with a plain-English summary and a letter-generator button for when you're ready to exercise it.
34 CFR § 300.503
Before the school changes anything, they tell you — in writing.
34 CFR § 300.9
No evaluation, no placement, no record-sharing without your signed okay.
34 CFR § 300.613
Every record, every eval, every note. Yours in 45 days or less.
34 CFR § 300.507
The formal legal clock — for when the other paths have failed.
34 CFR § 300.518
Your child stays in current placement until the dispute resolves.
34 CFR § 300.506
A free, voluntary, confidential path with a neutral mediator.

Your guide
Twenty years in Georgia public schools as a special-ed teacher, an IEP chair, and a mom in the same seat. Every letter, every nudge, every chapter of the in-app handbook carries her voice — real-talk, grounded, sassy when you need it.
Twenty families in the first cohort. No marketing emails — just the invite.