Who built it
A decade on the floor, then the software I wished we had.
Tyler Sheedy is a Registered Behavior Technician with roughly a decade in the field across more than twenty service sites. He is neurodivergent himself, and built Infinite Suite OS during live clinic days, around the handoffs that actually happen between the field, the clinical team, caregivers and leadership.
The problem that started it is small and everywhere: a family cancels, everyone means to make the hour up, and by Thursday nobody can say what happened to it. That hour was in a treatment plan.
Straight answers
About the call.
What is a meet-the-founder call?
Twenty minutes on Zoom or Google Meet talking ABA, not a sales pitch. You bring the pain points of your everyday practice; Tyler shows what is built and answers anything directly.
Do I have to be ready to buy anything?
No. At the very least your feedback helps Tyler build for the clinics and kids he is aiming to serve.
Does Infinite Suite OS replace my EMR?
For established providers it can start beside your current EMR with no forced migration. Billing and claims stay where they are. Nothing about the call requires switching anything today.
What will I see on the call?
Whatever helps you most: the working demo clinic, the recovery path on one of your own weeks of cancellations, or what is being built next.
What proof does Infinite Pieces publish?
A published simulation model, with every assumption named, on the recovery math page. It runs a clinic scheduled Monday through Friday, with weekend operating days not modeled, and your operating calendar changes the number. It is a model, not a result claim about any clinic.
The model and its assumptions are on the recovery math page.
Twenty minutes, talking ABA.
No slides and no pressure. Bring the part of your week that keeps going wrong.