SproutComm is the engagement channel between a family advocate and every family in the program โ in Arabic, Bangla, Sylheti, or English โ with a small home activity every night and the federal documentation written automatically.
๐ฑ In active development โ built live for the Meta AI Developer Hackathon, Oct 26 โ Nov 4, 2026In one Michigan Head Start classroom, 149 children are enrolled โ and only 17 come from English-speaking homes. Their parents want to help them learn. What they get instead is English paperwork, English apps, and silence. Advocates carry the translation burden by hand, and the engagement documentation that federal standards require gets written late, from memory, or not at all.
No new app for parents to learn, no login to remember. One link, their language, big buttons, voice first.
One tap picks a family and tonight's activity โ aligned to the Michigan pre-K scope & sequence โ and writes a short note in English.
The message, the activity, and a voice version arrive in the family's home language โ Arabic and Bangla in text, Sylheti by voice first, because Sylheti has no standard written form.
A five-to-ten-minute activity at the kitchen table: a picture walk, letters in the kitchen, counting the stairs. Guided step by step, in their words.
The parent confirms with one tap. SproutComm writes the structured engagement note โ participants, home language, activity, family strengths, follow-up โ mapped to HSPPS 1302.50 and filed in the family's record.
Translation with discipline: Modern Standard Arabic, never a dialect; Bangla fully localized โ days, times, and places included. Nothing left behind in English.
The reasoning model turns a family's evening into a complete, structured HSPPS 1302.50 engagement note โ and is forbidden from inventing a single fact.
Many parents can speak far more easily than they can write. Voice notes come back in their language and are transcribed into the record.
SproutComm grows out of ParentComm, a family-engagement pilot being shaped with Michigan Head Start leadership. Programs interested in the pilot can start there.
Visit the ParentComm pilot page