Meet every student’s unique needs, across every classroom

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Ella helps teams put support plans into practice with personalized visual supports, created in minutes and shared with ease.

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Put every child at the center of their own story

Children connect with support that reflects their world. With Ella, staff can create visual schedules, stories, picture cards, and more that feature each child as the main character: their family, their school, their everyday life. When kids see themselves, understanding follows.

Build a shared library of what works

Staff can save and share the supports that resonate. Best practice stays accessible to everyone, not stuck with one person.

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Poster titled “Calm Choices” with the subtitle “I can choose what helps my body feel ready.” It shows four calming options in a 2-by-2 grid: breathing, quiet space, movement break, and water break, illustrated with a person breathing, a cozy beanbag corner, a person stretching, and a water bottle.

Built on practices your team trusts

Visual supports, social narratives, and video modeling are among the most established practices in autism and developmental support. The challenge is implementing them consistently. Ella makes them quick enough for daily, in-the-moment use.

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Privacy built for schools

Ella is built with a rigorous focus on privacy and security. Your team and your families can have peace of mind.

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No AI training
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Built for FERPA & COPPA
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No sensitive records
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AES-256 encryption
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No data selling, ever
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DPAs accepted

Frequently asked questions

Does Ella work for individual schools as well as whole districts?

Yes. Schools use Ella to build consistency within their team. Districts use it to establish a shared standard of practice across multiple campuses. Licensing is flexible, so it fits teams of any size.

What kinds of visual supports can staff create?

Ella generates 15 formats, including stories, visual schedules, picture cards and video clips, all personalized to reflect each individual child.

How does Ella support IEP delivery?

Staff create visual supports that align with each student’s IEP accommodations and share them across the team, so everyone is working from the same materials.

How do organization plans differ from individual plans?

Organization plans are designed for teams and administrator accounts that can assign and reassign licenses. See plans and pricing for details.

How do staff sign in?

With their existing Google or Microsoft account, or with a one-time sign-in code. Nothing to install and no new passwords to manage. Administrators assign or reassign licenses from the admin dashboard whenever your team changes.

See Ella in action

Book a demo with our team. We’ll walk you through how Ella works and explore whether it’s the right fit for your school or district.

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Why teachers love Ella

Transform your teaching and save hours each week with our intuitive tools:

  1. Personalized visual schedules to reinforce daily routines
  2. Custom social stories featuring your student’s avatar
  3. Specialized learning cards for individualized lessons

Plus, share collections of resources across your entire team — completely free!

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