See the pattern.
Change the day.
Striova turns everyday observations — food, sleep, behaviour, school — into clear patterns and appointment-ready evidence. For families raising a neurodivergent child — or still waiting to find out — whether that's ADHD, autism or both. Information, never a diagnosis.
Named for the striatum — the part of your child's brain that processes dopamine, reward and motivation, and the structure most directly affected in ADHD.
Free forever on Core · Striova Pro £12.99/mo or £129/yr (up to 4 children), with a 2-week free trial you can start any time · cancel anytime · Aligned with NHS, FSA & NICE guidance · UK GDPR & ICO Children's Code by design.
Morning summary · Ava
Short sleep last night · 1 amber food yesterday
Scan the everyday
Check foods against the Southampton Six and FSA front-of-pack guidance in seconds.
Build the record
A monthly observation (SOR) from you and the teacher, tracked over time — never a diagnosis.
See the pattern
Sleep, food and behaviour correlated into a plain-English morning picture.
Walk in prepared
One tap turns months of evidence into an appointment-ready pack for GP, CAMHS or an EHCP request.
Striova in 60 seconds
From the everyday log to the appointment-ready pack — the whole journey, on web and mobile.
Inside the app
A look at what families actually see — the morning picture, within-day patterns, objective signals alongside their own observations, and findings shared by their clinician.
Today so far
A tougher day so far
From today's check-ins. The ring reflects what you've logged so far, compared with this child's own usual — a summary to reflect on, not a prediction, rating or diagnosis.
Sleep duration · month
Running short
Average 8.3h over the last month — trending down recently.
Each dot is a day, coloured by band. Shaded zone = typical for age 6–12 (NHS sleep guidance).
“Following a structured assessment drawing on the records you provided, the presentation is consistent with ADHD…”
Recommendations
We'll discuss next steps together at follow-up…
Dr A. Clinician · Consultant Psychiatrist
GMC · verified · shared 24 Jun 2026
Attention & regulation · by time of day
Rates lower in the afternoon than the morning — a pattern worth mentioning.
0.62s
Latest response time
±0.14s
Consistency (variability)
A one-minute attention task — the child's own trend over time, never a test or diagnosis.
From the wearable · measured, not rated
88%
Sleep efficiency
7,240
Avg steps/day
On the days you rated attention lowest, measured activity was higher — your view, cross-checked.
Illustrative screens with sample data. Striova provides information, never a diagnosis.
Observe · See the pattern · Prepare
Everyday observation becomes structured evidence — so the wait becomes useful, and the appointment goes further.
Observe
A few seconds a day at home, a 2-minute note from the teacher. No clinical training needed.
See the pattern
Striova turns it into a plain-English picture across sleep, food, focus and school.
Prepare for support
Walk into your GP or assessment with the evidence already organised — and act while you wait.
What makes Striova different
Not another symptom checklist or one-off test. The observation layer underneath the whole journey — subjective and objective, home and school.
Home and school, seen together
One structured, non-diagnostic record that parents and teachers build side by side — the cross-setting picture clinicians actually ask for.
How the day really goes
Quick check-ins through the day capture the ups and downs a single evening note misses — because a child's day changes hour to hour.
Felt and measured
Pair what you observe with a one-minute focus check — and a wearable if you have one — for a picture that's both subjective and objective, at home, every day.
Walk in prepared
Months of evidence become an appointment-ready pack, a GP referral-request letter and a school support plan — in a tap.
…and the practical everyday tools that go with it — food and label scanning, wearables, needs-led strategies, referral and school letters, and a UK support directory. See how it helps families →
Support that starts before a diagnosis — not after
National reviews keep pointing the same way: needs-led support families can use while they wait, a clearer picture of how things affect daily life, and home and school working from the same information. The government's SEND reform consultation puts it plainly — identifying needs early “and not waiting for a formal diagnosis”, with families supported “without needing to wait for a diagnosis or an EHCP”. Striova is built around exactly that.
Quotes: SEND Reform: Putting Children and Young People First (CP 1509, Feb 2026), a government consultation — proposals, not law. We describe the direction of national policy; we don't imply endorsement.
Help while you wait
Needs-led strategies you can use at home and share with school today — support that doesn't depend on a diagnosis first.
Daily-life impact, made visible
A plain-English picture of how things affect everyday functioning across settings — the kind of detail the system increasingly asks for.
A clear route forward
A GP referral-request letter and a school support plan — shaped around barriers to learning, reasonable adjustments and what you hope changes, so it feeds the plan school keeps.
Home and school, together
One structured, non-diagnostic record parents and teachers build together — provider-agnostic, and yours to keep and move.
Nothing lost when they move
Changing school or setting? A transition pack shows what's persisted across your whole record, and what both home and school saw — so nobody starts from scratch.
Striova provides information and support, not diagnosis or treatment. References to national policy describe the direction of national ADHD and SEND policy and do not imply endorsement.
Looking for an assessment?
Search ADHD and autism assessment providers by postcode — including free NHS Right to Choose options that accept referrals from anywhere in England, with the age range each one actually covers. No account needed.
One record. Every part of the journey.
Striova connects the people around a child — parents, teachers and clinicians — around one structured, non-diagnostic record.
Parents & carers
Turn the assessment wait into action — and walk into appointments with the evidence already organised.
How it helps families
Schools & SENCOs
Let teachers add a 2-minute observation with no account, and give families a structured route to support.
For schools & SENCOs
Private assessment clinics
Patients arrive with months of structured observations — and you can share your assessment findings back to the family in a tap.
For clinicians
Help us get the right support to every child.
ADHD and autism assessment waits in the UK can stretch for years. We're partnering with schools, SENCOs, private clinics and NHS services to turn that wait into structured, useful evidence — and to reach families who need it most.