The moment passes
Behaviors happen between sessions. By the next visit, what triggered it, the specific circumstances, and how long it lasted are hard to reconstruct from memory.
Measurli connects therapists and caregivers around shared ABC tracking, turning scattered notes at home into clear patterns and the right next step, before the next session.
Antecedent: what led up to it. Consequence: what followed.
Behavior events over time
Daily logged events, last 4 weeks
Visual-schedule intervention added
Insight
Self-injury clusters around denied access and transitions in the late afternoon. Frequency and episode length are both falling since the intervention.
Measurli turns everyday observations at home into timely, structured clinical data, so the time between visits stops being a blind spot.
Behaviors happen between sessions. By the next visit, what triggered it, the specific circumstances, and how long it lasted are hard to reconstruct from memory.
Spreadsheets, Google Forms, text threads, and paper logs can't show which antecedents lead to which behaviors, or whether the plan is actually working.
With no shared definitions, the same behavior gets logged a dozen ways. What reaches the therapist is inconsistent and hard to compare.
Measurli is built around ABC tracking: every Behavior is captured with its Antecedent (what came before) and Consequence (what came after). That structure is what turns moments into patterns.
The clinician sets exactly which antecedents, behaviors, and consequences each caregiver logs, from a standard ABC library or definitions customized to the patient.
A few taps capture the Antecedent, Behavior, and Consequence, plus time and duration, right when it happens. No clinical training required.
Trends, time-of-day clustering, and leading antecedents update automatically, so the therapist can spot correlations and refine the plan on real evidence, not a recollection at the next appointment.
Here is the kind of pattern that paper logs hide. Say a child's self-injury keeps clustering around denied access and activity transitions, almost always in the late afternoon. With that in view, a team could add a visual schedule and transition warnings, then watch whether frequency and duration actually fall. That is the loop Measurli is built to make possible.
Episode frequency & duration
Improving
Measurli gives parents and aides a simple, judgment-free way to capture what they see and understand what it means, without needing to speak clinical.
Log a behavior with its antecedent and consequence in seconds.
Understand the behaviors and triggers the therapist is watching for.
Send a quick note or update straight to the care team.
Describe something you can't name, and Measurli helps it make sense.
Hello, Lisa
Ethan Johnson · 10 yrs
Measurli gives board certified behavior analysts (BCBAs) and clinicians a clear view across every patient, and the tools to direct exactly what gets tracked at home.
Active patients, logs, and messages at a glance.
Pick from a standard ABC library or define custom antecedents, behaviors, and consequences per patient.
Trends, time-of-day, top behaviors, and leading antecedents.
See which antecedents and consequences move with each behavior.
Care data is sensitive, and Measurli is designed that way from the start: role-based access, information that stays within a patient's care team, and privacy treated as the default rather than a setting. Therapists see only their caseload. Caregivers see only their child.
See how Measurli turns everyday moments at home into the clearest signal in the room.
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