For parents of neurodivergent and twice-exceptional kids
A 30-page neuropsych evaluation is supposed to change how your child is taught. Most of the time, it does not.
Rhemaia is an AI platform that reads the evaluation you already paid for and turns it into plain, practical changes in how your child is taught, the kind a teacher, tutor, or parent can put to use the next morning.
Rhemaia is in private build. Add your email below and you will get one message when early access opens.
The problem
The report in the folder
You waited months for the appointment. You paid thousands of dollars. Your child sat through hours of testing.
You got the report back: thirty to forty pages of scores, percentiles, and clinical language. You shared it with the school. Maybe someone read it. Nothing changed about how your child is taught.
Nothing changed about how your child is taught.
That is not because anyone failed at their job. The evaluator's job is to assess. The teacher's job is to teach a classroom. The translation between them, turning "here is how this child's mind works" into "here is how to change tomorrow's lesson," is not either profession's job. So it falls to the parent. Untrained, unpaid, and already exhausted.
Who this is for
For the person holding the report
Usually a parent. Sometimes the teacher, tutor, or evaluator standing next to them. Find yourself below.
Homeschooling parents
You own the curriculum. You can change how tomorrow's lesson is delivered today.
Parents with kids in school
Turn “please help my kid” into the specific delivery changes their evaluation supports.
Teachers and tutors
Read the evaluation you were handed but never trained to read.
Evaluators
The implementation layer for the report you already write.
The product
What it actually does
Rhemaia reads the evaluation and produces the translation the system is supposed to produce on its own and does not.
The input is a photo or scan of the report you already paid for. Two independent readers read every score, you confirm anything they disagree on, and nothing runs until you do.
The output is a set of specific adaptations: how to present new information, how to structure practice, how to pace instruction, how to format materials, and what to do the moment your child loses the thread. Not extended time and preferential seating. Actual changes to how content is delivered.
Not a label. Not a diagnosis. Rhemaia is educational, not clinical: it never diagnoses, never treats, and never promises to change what a child is capable of. It changes how material is delivered so that what the child is already capable of actually shows up.
Every recommendation traces back to a line in your child's evaluation. Nothing invented.
Here is one piece of what that looks like.
Working memory · needs support
Break multi-step directions into one step at a time, and let your child check off each step before the next one appears. Keep the reading level the same; change only how much they have to hold in their head at once.
Traces to your child's scoresYour child's data
You're the only one who sees it
A child's evaluation is one of the most sensitive things a family holds. Here is exactly what happens to it. We will not diagnose your child, label them, or sell your data.
One account per family. Only you can see the evaluations you upload.
Your child's data is never used to train AI models.
Encrypted while stored, and you can delete your child's record at any time.
Why this approach works
I built it for my own daughter first
I am a former Big Law attorney. I have four daughters, each with her own neurodivergent or physical-disability profile, and I had the evaluations to prove it. Reports from neuropsychologists, speech-language pathologists, educational testers. Percentiles, narratives, recommendations. Almost nothing in any of them survived the trip from the report to the classroom.
Almost nothing in any of them survived the trip from the report to the classroom.
So I started running the translation by hand. I read the evaluations against the units her school was teaching that week and built the adaptations myself, one assignment at a time. The pattern that emerged was the same pattern every week: a small number of cognitive variables, mapped to a small number of delivery variables, produced a working lesson plan instead of a failed one. Rhemaia is that pattern, automated.
No one else is building this. I went looking, across more than fifteen countries.
Candice Shayna
Where it stands
Where this is today
Plain status, nothing dressed up. The full pipeline runs today on real, de-identified evaluations, in private. The engine is not public yet: it runs privately while the clinical review and the security posture get finished properly.
Live now: this site, and a free two-minute quiz with a matched resource list. Going live with the engine is a defined, near-term gate, not a someday.
The waitlist
Tell me when it opens
Rhemaia is in private build. Add your email and I will send one message when early access opens. No newsletter spam, no drip sequence.
Access will be small by design at the start. I am one person, and I would rather serve the first families well than serve many families badly.
One email, one launch.
Questions? Read the FAQ, or email us. A real person reads every message. help@rhemaia.com
While you wait
Start with a 2-minute quiz
While the build is private, there is a free two-minute quiz about how your child learns, with a matched resource list at the end. No signup required.
