Every session logged in seconds. Every BACB rule checked while you work. And when the month ends, the genuine BACB verification form comes back filled in, signed, and ready to hand over. You do the fieldwork — Illy does the math.
Getting hours in, staying compliant, and surviving the paperwork.
The hours compute themselves — type, activity, supervisor, organization and client-observation minutes all on one card.
Repeat one entry across a date range, fill a whole grid at once, or import the spreadsheet you already keep. Backlogs die here.
Full app on your phone — add it to your home screen and the session is logged before you've left the driveway.
Supervision percentage, 60% unrestricted, individual vs group, observation minutes, monthly caps — flagged the moment one slips, not at submission time.
Fieldwork spanning the 2027 change? Set the standard month by month and every check follows the rules that applied at the time.
Each month broken out by type and activity — including exactly how many minutes you were supervised with a client present.
Generate the form, sign as trainee, send it. Your supervisor reviews and signs back in the app — hours frozen at signature so nothing drifts.
Requirements, dated assignments, submission and review, meeting notes you both keep — the whole supervisory relationship in one place.
"How am I doing?" "What's due?" "Am I compliant?" — answered from your real numbers, not a help page.
Not a lookalike. Not an export that "matches". The genuine BACB PDF with your logged hours written into its real fields — hh/mm for 2027, decimals for 2022, checkboxes ticked, percentages computed, signatures stamped.
From your first logged session to a signed Final Verification Form — the whole loop.
Whoever moves first, moves. A supervisor invites a trainee, or a trainee invites their supervisor — either way it's sent to a Google address and claimed only by the person who signs in with it, so the link is verified, not typed.
Most trainees already track hours somewhere: a spreadsheet, the Notes app, a group chat. You don't have to start over.
Every entry re-runs the BACB rules that applied to that month — which matters when your fieldwork straddles the 2027 change.
The parts that normally live in email and get lost before you need them.
This is the part that makes people switch.
Everything is retained for the seven years the BACB expects, and nothing is locked in.
| Spreadsheet | Basic trackers | Infinite ABA | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fills the genuine BACB PDF | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| All 8 Monthly & Final forms | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| 2027 and 2022 rules, month by month | You maintain it | ✗ | ✓ |
| Catches a failing month early | ✗ | Partial | ✓ |
| Supervisor signs in-app | ✗ | Partial | ✓ |
| Assignments, notes & meetings | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Back-log a month in minutes | Painfully | ✗ | ✓ |
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Illy is a chameleon because chameleons don't change colour to hide — they change to communicate and adapt, exactly what a growing clinician learns to do. His eyes move independently, always observing, because careful observation is the heart of behavior analysis. He climbs slowly, one deliberate step at a time, the way 2,000 hours accumulate. And with tong-like feet and an anchoring tail, he never loses his grip — a reminder that steady support carries you the whole way up.
A chameleon's eyes rotate independently in scaly turrets, giving it close to 360-degree coverage of its surroundings.
That is the observer's craft a future BCBA builds — direct observation, operational definitions, and interobserver agreement that keep your data honest.
Chameleons change colour mainly to signal to other chameleons, regulate temperature, and express their state — not to disguise themselves.
Great clinicians adapt the same way: visibly and communicatively, tuning their approach to each situation without ever hiding who they are.
The ballistic tongue reaches full extension in tens of milliseconds, often stretching beyond the chameleon's own body length.
Reinforcement immediacy runs on the same clock — a reinforcer delivered within seconds keeps the response–reinforcer contingency strong.
The tongue works like a catapult: muscle slowly pre-loads elastic collagen sheaths, then recoil launches it faster than muscle alone ever could.
Your 2,000 supervised hours load the same way — patient monthly accumulation that releases as real competence on exam day.
Chameleons climb hand over hand, slowly and deliberately, often swaying like a leaf moving in the breeze.
Shaping works the same way — complex clinical skills are built through successive approximations, one reinforced step closer at a time.
Smith's dwarf chameleons adjust their colour match to the specific predator watching — one match for bird vision, another for snake vision.
That is individualization: no protocol transfers unmodified between learners, so every intervention starts from that client's own assessment.
No — it fills them. You download the genuine BACB PDF with your hours already in the right fields.
Set the standard and fieldwork type month by month. Every calculation and every form follows the rules that applied at the time.
Your supervisor creates your account and invites you, then you sign in with that Google address. It keeps the supervisor–trainee link intact for verification.
Any time. Export your hours as CSV, everything as JSON, and every form as a PDF.
Yes. Open it in your browser and add it to your home screen.
Join the fieldwork trainees who let the tracker do the compliance maths.
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Manage and monitor student fieldwork progress.
Due dates, monthly requirements and meetings.
Real-time verification against the 6th Edition BACB fieldwork standards.
Upload any Excel, CSV, or Google Sheets file. We'll read it and do everything for you.
Click to upload or drag and drop
Manage all users, supervisors, and platform data.
Counts cover people with an account. Anonymous visits to the marketing page are not signed in and cannot be counted here — those live in Google Analytics.
Everything you need to know to get started and stay on track with your BACB fieldwork.
Use the Google account your supervisor or admin registered for you. If you see "No Access," your account hasn't been created yet — ask your supervisor.
Go to Settings and fill in your name, BACB ID, program, and fieldwork type (Supervised or Concentrated).
Click the + Log Hours button or go to Hours Log to begin recording your fieldwork.
Click + Log Hours from the top bar or the Hours Log page. Fill in the date, hours, type (Supervised or Independent), and activity category (Unrestricted or Restricted). You can also add optional details like setting, observation minutes, supervisor name, and notes.
In the Hours Log, click the Edit button on any entry to update it, or Delete to remove it. You can also filter by month, type, or activity.
Use Export CSV on the Hours Log or Settings page to download your hours as a spreadsheet.
Excel (.xlsx, .xls) and CSV files. Google Sheets exports work too — just download as .xlsx or .csv first.
Go to Import and upload your file. That's it — the system automatically:
You'll see a summary of what was found — total entries, hours, and a preview table. Just click Import. If something looks off, click Adjust Columns to manually fix the mapping.
Your Dashboard shows total hours, supervision percentage, recent entries, and an overall progress bar toward your BACB requirement. Click the Infinite ABA logo anytime to return here.
The Compliance page runs a real-time check against BACB 2027 (6th Edition) requirements including:
Go to My Students and click + Invite Student. Enter their name, Google email, and fieldwork type. They'll be able to sign in once invited.
The My Students page shows each student's total hours, compliance status, and progress bars. Click on a student to see their detailed entries and breakdown.
The Admin tab gives you full control over the platform:
Click + Add User and enter their name, Google email, and role. Students can be assigned to a supervisor during creation.
Use Preview Student View or Preview Supervisor View to see what the app looks like for those roles.
| Requirement | Supervised (SF) | Concentrated (CSF) |
|---|---|---|
| Total Hours | 2,000 | 1,500 |
| Min Supervision % | 5% | 7.5% |
| Monthly Hours Range | 20–160 | 20–160 |
| Min Unrestricted Activities | 60% | 60% |
| Monthly Observation | 60 min | 90 min |
| Max Group Supervision | 50% | 50% |
Your account hasn't been created yet. Ask your supervisor or admin to invite you using your Google email address.
You must sign in with the same Google email your supervisor used when inviting you.
Go to Settings and change your Fieldwork Type. Your compliance checks will update automatically.
All data is stored securely in Firebase (Google Cloud). Only you, your assigned supervisor, and admins can see your entries.
Yes! Use Export CSV from the Hours Log or Settings page to download a spreadsheet of all your entries.
Invite the person on the other side of your fieldwork. They sign in with the Google address you enter and you're linked automatically.
Supervisors with an account here appear automatically. Add others for tracking only.
Tag each entry with where the work happened.
Override the rule set and fieldwork type for any month you logged hours in.
Securely stored in the cloud. Export anytime.