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From test scores to a written, defensible result

PlotPoint plots a person's scores, draws their confidence intervals, flags whether a change is real, and hands you a ready-to-paste sentence for your report — all on your own computer. This release adds the interpretive tools evaluators asked for.

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What's new

PlotPoint has grown from a plotting tool into a report-writing companion. Here's what the latest update adds.

1

Confidence intervals

Enter a Low–High range, a ± value, or a reliability coefficient, and PlotPoint draws the confidence interval as whiskers right on the bell curve, range strip, and percentile line. The interval carries through into the sentence, the results table, and the hover tooltip — so a figure now shows not just where a score falls, but how precisely.

2

Reliable Change Index

For a measure given at two time points, enter its test–retest reliability and PlotPoint tells you whether the change beats ordinary re-test noise — "Reliable improvement," "Reliable decline," or "Within normal variation." Progress claims stop being a judgment call and start being defensible.

3

Auto-written report sentences

Every score comes with a copy-and-paste sentence in plain, professional wording — using each instrument's own range labels and folding in the confidence interval when you've entered one. Click, paste, done.

4

Test-specific range labels

Classifications appear in each instrument's own terms, everywhere a label shows — on the chart, in the sentence, in the table, and in the tooltip — instead of one generic scale forced across every test.

5

Copy the results table

One click copies a formatted table into Word, or a CSV into Excel — with a confidence-interval column added automatically when any score has one. An optional report header carries your title, name, and date onto the exported PDF (never a client name).

6

Faster entry, your way

Build your own templates or duplicate and tweak a built-in one, paste a whole column of scores in a single pass, and edit, reorder, or remove any row in place. PlotPoint bends to your battery instead of the other way around.

Straight into your report

PlotPoint writes the line for you — in your wording, with the numbers already in place.

Auto-written sentence

Verbal Comprehension fell in the High Average range (Standard score = 118, 95% CI: 111–125, 88th percentile).

⧉ Copy sentence
Reliable Change Index

Attention improved from baseline to re-evaluation by more than measurement error alone (RCI = 2.24, 95%).

✓ Reliable improvement

See the charts

Every score type gets the plot that fits it — now with confidence-interval whiskers and reliable-change flags built in.

Built for the way you actually work

Stays on your computer

PlotPoint runs entirely on your own machine. There's no account, no cloud, and no syncing. Your work opens and saves as local files.

No client data, by design

PlotPoint is built to hold no protected health information. You enter the derived scores you've already calculated — it never asks for names or identifying details.

Report-ready output

Colored figures, a matching table for Word or Excel, and a written sentence for every score mean the work leaves PlotPoint already finished.

Three steps

Step 1

Pick your test

Choose from 81 built-in templates — or build your own — each set to the right scale and direction.

Step 2

Enter the scores

Type or paste in your derived scores, and add a confidence interval when you have one. PlotPoint colors and places each one.

Step 3

Export

Copy the written sentence and the table, download any chart, or export the whole set to a single PDF.

Spend less time formatting, more time writing

PlotPoint takes the repetitive part of report figures and their wording off your plate — so a clear, defensible result is only a few clicks away.

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