Session-ready data from the families you work with.
A parent logs a hard moment in about 30 seconds. You get a one-page summary. No account needed.
Clinician-ready report
Prepared for: Dr. Rachel O. · Session: Jul 28
10
Total events
this month
3.1
Avg severity
↑ from 2.4
Friday
Peak day
4 events
Top triggers this month
Plain-language summary
“Events cluster on Fridays (40% of total), primarily during after-school transitions. Sleep quality on Thursday nights correlates with Friday severity. Recommend reviewing Friday transition protocol.”
What lands on your desk
A parent prints a 30-day brief, or sends a read-only link. Here is what is actually on each one.
- Key statsTotal events in 30 days, how many of those days had an event, and a weekly average.
- IntensityMild, moderate, and severe: a count, the share of the total, and a severity chart.
- Top triggersA ranked list, with a count beside each trigger.
- When events happenTime of day across those 30 days.
- What helped, and warning signsStrategies the parent logged, how often each was used, and warning signs they noticed beforehand.
- Event logEach event with intensity, date, place, triggers, and what helped. The brief shows the first 20, then how many more there were.
- Goals, when a family tracks themMet rate, weeks met, and a 4-week trend of met or missed weeks. This is on the printed brief only.
The link from Share report is read-only for 30 days: total events, how many were severe, the top triggers, and each event (up to 100) with its time, duration, place, note, and what helped, with trigger bars. The time-of-day and intensity charts, warning signs, and goals are on the printed brief.
Weekly timeline
Jul 21 – Jul 27, 2026
Recent events
Sensory overload
Fri · 3:50 PM · 18 min
School transition
Fri · 2:30 PM · 12 min
Sensory — noise
Wed · 3:15 PM · 9 min
Morning routine
Mon · 8:14 AM · 6 min
What it is, and what it is not
What a parent saw between sessions, with a time on each one.
What it is
- Parent-reported, timestamped observations from between sessions.
- A 30-day brief the parent can print, or a read-only link the parent can revoke.
What it is not
- A diagnostic tool.
- A replacement for your own data collection or clinical judgement.
Recommend it to a family
Send this as it is, or edit it. Families pay the price below.
Could you try logging hard moments between our sessions? MeltdownDecoder takes about 30 seconds, then you can send me a summary or a read-only link. I don't need an account. It's free to start, then $25 once. meltdowndecoder.com
Free
to start. The first 5 meltdown logs, before anyone pays.
$25
once, paid by the family. No subscription. Founding price. It moves to $59 after the first 100 families.
30-day refund. The family emails hello@meltdowndecoder.com.
Before you recommend it
Short answers. The compliance question is marked for Cristian to confirm.
No. A parent sends a PDF or a read-only link. You open the link in a browser. There is nothing to sign up for.
Yes. The parent can revoke the link at any time. After that, it no longer opens the timeline. A link from the 30-day brief also expires on its own after 30 days.
Nothing. Families pay. It is free for them to start, then $25 once. There is no charge for you.
It is parent-reported. It is most useful as a pattern view between sessions, read alongside your own data and judgement.