Open a child’s profile and see exactly what your therapists worked on the last two weeks, which programs are moving, which are stuck, and which targets are ready to close. Nimus never re-suggests a skill the child already mastered, never forgets old data, and is open 24/7 on your phone. When a parent paying €1,000 a month asks “is this actually working?”, you open Nimus and show them the progress and a real forecast of when their child reaches the next stage.
Free during alpha. Built by a parent with a real caseload. Looking for feedback, not testimonials.
VB-MAPP Level 1 forecast for Leo
Mastery rate today: 1.6 targets per week. 63 of 469 targets mastered. Projected to finish March 2031.
The forecast updates every time a trial is logged. Add two hours of session time per day and Level 1 finishes 14 months sooner. Stop logging and the line flatlines, exactly what a parent needs to see.
“Every child is unique, we cannot tell you how long it will take.”
Every parent of an autistic child has heard this. It is true that no two learners are the same. It is also true that IT projects, construction projects, and every other complex domain still ship forecasts. Saying “we cannot” is no longer good enough. Nimus exists so BCBAs can give a real, data backed answer, and refine it every week.
Demo video
A short walkthrough of how Nimus turns ABA session data into progress views, supervision reports, and curriculum tracking.
From paper to database
In 2026, most ABA sessions are still recorded on a clipboard, then re-typed at the end of the day if they are typed at all. Nimus replaces the paper with a structured grid therapists can fill in during the session, so every trial lands in one database you can search, filter, export, and forecast from. Years from now, that history is still there.

The forecast engine
Every target a child masters tightens the model. The longer Nimus tracks a learner, the sharper the projection becomes, and the harder it is for anyone in the room to argue with the data.
Recent targets per week times remaining scope equals a date. Updates with every trial.
Separate forecasts for VB-MAPP Level 1, 2, and 3, and per learning area.
Show what happens if hours go up, sessions are missed, or a stalled area is paused.
Cumulative progress and forecast on one chart parents actually understand.
The skill map (work in progress)
Hundreds of programs and targets, organised into areas and stimuli, each tagged with a developmental level. Close every target in Level 1 and you know the learner has the repertoire of a neurotypical 18 month old. That structure is what makes the forecast possible. The current map is AI generated and is exactly what we want BCBAs to review with us.
Programs tree, Behavior / Cooperation
Try it in 2 minutes
You do not need to log a single real trial to see what Nimus does. Create a demo child, apply the template, generate dummy data, and the forecast shows up.
Spin up a learner profile in seconds. No real data needed for the demo.
Attach the current AI generated VB-MAPP style skill map to the learner.
We fill in months of plausible session data so you can see how Nimus reacts.
Open analytics and explore the cumulative progress chart and per level ETAs.
How Nimus fits a clinic
Start from a VB-MAPP inspired skill map or your own template. Different children, different maps.
Plus for correct, P for prompted, minus for error. No more paper sheets your partner has to type up.
When mastery criteria are met, Nimus flags the target, program, or stimulus as ready to close. The BCBA always decides.
Per level ETAs, weekly progress, and a story that makes therapy hours feel worth it.
Nimus never closes or opens targets on its own. It only suggests. Clinical judgment stays with the BCBA, the data work moves to the software.
Who Nimus is for
Run every learner from one place. Your therapists capture data, Nimus turns it into target health, mastery velocity, and per level forecasts you can defend in any parent meeting.
Once your BCBA invites you in, you see the same forecast they see, in plain language. No spreadsheets, no jargon, no surprise IEP meetings.
What's new
We are building Nimus in public with feedback from parents, therapists, and BCBA professionals.
June 1, 2026
Goals are now tested as Achieved or Not achieved only. Milestones show as emerging when goals are ready or achieved.
June 1, 2026
Upload and homepage navigation are aligned with the rest of Nimus; AI extraction fails gracefully when not configured.
June 1, 2026
If a whole milestone is marked passed by mistake, reverting it now only reopens the goals that were passed by that parent action.
BCBA alpha, small cohort
We are looking for BCBAs who want to co-design the skill map, stress test the forecast on a real caseload, and shape the data entry flow before we open it to everyone.
Free during alpha. Your caseload data stays yours. We ask for feedback, not testimonials.