Sandpit Talk — App Store rankings
Craig Smith · Education · View on the App Store
About this app
The developer's US App Store description, in full.
Got an inclusion challenge on your mind? Let's have a chat. Sandpit Talk is a space for educators to think through a classroom inclusion challenge with pixel Craig — an AI companion built on the inclusive-education approach of Craig Smith, creator of The Universal Sandpit and educator with 20+ years experience working with neurodivergent students. Describe what's happening in your classroom and have a real back-and-forth: pixel Craig listens first, asks the questions a trusted colleague would ask, and offers practical, evidence-informed strategies for Australian classrooms — always strengths-based, always neurodiversity-affirming. Then, when you're ready, one tap turns your conversation into a simple five-step implementation plan you can start this week. Every plan includes a "look for" sign so you know each step is working. FEATURES • A genuine conversation — not a form. Pixel Craig reflects, asks, and suggests, grounded in strengths-first, environment-first practice • Five-step plans built from your actual conversation, ordered so step one can start tomorrow • My Plans — every plan saved on your device, ready to revisit • Share any plan as a PDF to colleagues, leadership, or your own records • Private by design: no accounts, no analytics, conversations never stored, and Craig never sees your conversations or plans • Designed for iPhone and iPad, with full VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support Sandpit Talk supports — never replaces — your professional judgement, your school's processes, and the team around your student. From The Universal Sandpit, used by thousands of educators worldwide.
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